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HOG & DOGS => GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: TimmsHogDogs on July 26, 2011, 12:23:29 am



Title: Really stinks
Post by: TimmsHogDogs on July 26, 2011, 12:23:29 am
Sold a baydog yesterday that is a dang good dog, pretty sure you could win a few pen competitions with her but thats just my opinion. Well I only have smaller hogs here so they got to see her bay a few 60 pounders and she did what she was suppose to do. They get her home and she wont bay a big pig, Ive had her in the pen with a 280 pound pig and she was amazing. They said they were gonna try her out with another dog and see what she did well same story she barked a little bit but thats about it. I have never sold a dog and said it would do anything but what I know it will do, so when they called me and told me I was just suprised. Im going next wensday to buy her back from them I just dont understand why she wouldnt work. Maybe she needed more time to get to know them I just dont know, all I know is that im keeping to my word and buying her back because it is the right thing to do. Any opinions on why she wouldnt bay for them?


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: NechesBobcat on July 26, 2011, 04:18:01 am
I'm sure its just the people but there's not much you can do other than tell them to be patient. I wouldn't worry about it. You could get a bigger hog and show them.


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: ric.o on July 26, 2011, 05:45:03 am
was the pig tame?


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: levibarcus on July 26, 2011, 07:53:17 am
I have a pup and my number 2 dog that I took to a bay pen a couple of weeks ago and they absolutely would not bay. Here at the house they will light one up like no other. My number 2 dog went out the very next night on a hunt and by himself found and trailed a hog for nearly a half mile and bayed it. I think some dogs just don't like the strange pen but the woods doesn't bother them. Sucks if you want to go to any bayings though.


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: TimmsHogDogs on July 26, 2011, 02:17:33 pm
Well Im gonna see if they mind me getting in the pen with her when I get there but I have already told them I would buy her back and that is what im going to do, im trying to find someone with a 200+ boar to put in my baypen so that I can work her when I get home, Im gonna work her butt off for a while


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: hogdog9 on July 26, 2011, 02:28:07 pm
Ive had some young dogs do the same thing.......they will bay a pig in the pen at the house ALLLLLL day but when you go to a baying the just freeze and not even look at the hog...heck one even pulled her self over the panels to get out......I also realized that i had never worked her around alot of people in stands watching also lol BIIIIGGGG DIFFERNCE


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: firemedic on July 26, 2011, 07:40:14 pm
Seems kinda early to put her in on a hog to me. They just bought her and moved her to all new surroundings and all new people....I wouldn't bay either. Maybe they should have given her time to adjust to her new home and new owners....but I commend you on buying her back....you're doing the right thing if they don't want to give her time.


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: OCD on July 26, 2011, 07:46:17 pm
The dogs got to get to know you to work for you, just my oppinion.


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: halfbreed on July 26, 2011, 09:39:51 pm
timm and gang i took one of my best little gyps to a bay and she was a baying machine at my house well i spent my money on entry fee and was gonna win it all [my first bay pen exp.] walked in the pen and she sat down beside me and did ansolutly nothin she was one of my best woods dogs to boot been on many pigs . thats why i tell everybody i sell a started dog to to take a couple of weeks just to let the dog acclimate to its new surroundings and new dogs before they hunt it or bay it . a dog thats been passed around a bunch might be ok with it but most times when a dog leaves me it's only seen about 3 people in it's hole life  good luck


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: TimmsHogDogs on July 26, 2011, 10:10:30 pm
yeah, i told them no biggie that i hoped they werent mad about the situation, to give me a week and i would drive there and buy her back, this time she wont be leaving my yard


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: dub on July 26, 2011, 10:46:10 pm
Dogs are not machines. All you can do is honor your word. I would have no hard feeling as long as you honored your word. The best dog someone has may not do anything for me. It happens. I don't care how good the line as much as how much you honor your word. You are doing right.


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: TimmsHogDogs on July 26, 2011, 10:47:54 pm
Thank you


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: Muddogkennels on July 26, 2011, 10:58:36 pm
It sound like they are not us to ride an a truck our the box in thay my just like your hogs because they see your hog an they remember them ! Its about make a problem in fixing it with another problem. I work with a lot of bay dog maybe a little more then woods dogs,


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: TimmsHogDogs on July 26, 2011, 11:03:04 pm
There was no insult meant to the person that bought her, I understand that some dogs will only work for people, I was asking advice on how to get her to work better and when I said she wont be leaving my yard again I meant because I dont want to be embarressed like this again


Title: Re: Really stinks
Post by: TimmsHogDogs on July 26, 2011, 11:35:51 pm
It sound like they are not us to ride an a truck our the box in thay my just like your hogs because they see your hog an they remember them ! Its about make a problem in fixing it with another problem. I work with a lot of bay dog maybe a little more then woods dogs,

Im not sure what your trying to say honestly what do you mean make a problem and fix it with another problem? Like I said before no insult or disrespect was meant I was asking an opinion on how to make the dog better