No glass eyes in these. If there was, you would not see a picture of it. It would pull a disappearing act. Glass eyes, spots and bobtails are not tolerated.

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Litter out of my Male and Tommie Matthews female a little over 2 weeks old. 6 females and 2 males.

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Goose, I think I'm lucky to have him. He's the perfect dog for me and helped me through some tuff times with my health. The fact that he is really producing a high percentage of good dogs is icing on the cake. He had one cross that wasn't too good but you can't win them all. As far as the spots go, he has some ancestors way back that were colored up but thank God it hasn't cropped up. lol

Looks like cooper turned out like he was supposed too. Glad he worked out

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Thanks Ben. His main job is what he's best at. He's like having a person around to keep me company. He pulls pranks, argues, talks back when being corrected. He steals stuff and hides it and if you get close to finding it, he grabs it and hides it again. I let him get away with lots of stuff because it keeps me entertained.

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Thanks T-Bob, I believe he's the best looking dog I've owned and by far the best producer I've owned.

Warrant, he's a stock dog not a catch dog. he will take hold of one if he tries to run but will turn him loose and bay when stopped. He's a lead dog on cattle and will stop a run off. Cooper is probably not your cup of tea but suites my program just fine. If everyone liked the same thing, there would be one dog in the world and we all would be fighting over it.

No Ben in Cooper but they have some common ancestors.

I don't know why the video want work. It was some young dogs bayed on a bear in that corn patch. They were after the hogs that were damaging the corn.

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Thanks Cajun. Some of them will trash on Bear.

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Thanks Cajun. Some of them will trash on Bear.

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Thanks Cajun. Some of them will trash on Bear.

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Cooper, dog on the right

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Some young dogs by Cooper working and looking good. The oldest one is coming two.

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If dogs are bred as the Old Man says, all you have to do is reach and grab a pup from a litter. You don't have to do all this so called testing because it's been done on their ancestors for many years in the real world of working for a living. They will all be the same color usually, the same size and build at 6 to 8 weeks because they have not had different breeds put in them to make them faster, colder nosed, grittier, more bottom etc.. All that was done by culling and breeding well balanced dogs performance wise. The inevitable cull will still show up from time to time and the ones that work but just don't fit your stile or program.

Mike, do you hunt a place on the southeast corner of 59 and the Sam Houston right north of Humble? I think it was Airport land.

There is no vaccine for dogs. They have one for hogs but you have to go through an act of Congress to get it. I talked to my Vet about  pseudorabies and he thought that a low dose series of swine vaccine would give a dog a certain level of immunity. When he ordered it the state came down on him, wanting to know who had the hogs, how many, and where they were located. He told them he wanted some to keep on hand but to just cancel the order.

What Black Mouth bloodlines are you wanting to know about. I know a good bit about the Ricky Driver dogs. They started Ben Jordans dogs, Clue Andersons dog, my dogs, Weatherford Ben dogs and more.

Hogs do respond to head pressure. You can't stop a sounder by biting hogs in the rear. Put a well bred stock bred pup in the pen with one pig and make it run, he may bite it on the butt or go to the head to stop it. Put the same pup in with five pigs and make them run and he will go to the front to stop them every time. I get more excited over a dog stopping a sounder that broke than stopping one hog that broke. Some of them old smart hogs will hand it to you no matter what you put on the ground, but if they stop the sounder, I know they have the stock sense I like.

I would guess it is so you can't run in a ringer. I am having the same processes to go through just to send semen to Australia. I can see
 the microchip, but If a dog has a clean brucellosis test, you should be good to go on semen. I can't think of anything else being transmitted by semen.

 I neglected to add that the mother to the sire was a Ben Jordan female line bred to the same dogs as Clues and mine. The mother to the dam of my dog was line bred to the same dogs bred by me. Just some different outcrosses along the way, by each breeder, but always to proven lines of stock dogs.

I have a dog from a half brother sister breeding that is the best producing dog I have ever owned, male or female. He produces a very high percentage of top quality pups from what ever he is bred to. They have all been better than the female. The breeding that produced him, was to double up on Clue Andersons Cowboy dog. He was one of the best producing, preforming, and looking dogs I've ever seen and I believe line breeding him will produce some of the best dogs this line ever had.