Back to square one

Ok new here but I will give my 2 cents, sounds like there are some guys on here that really know there dogs.
If you have a dog that will try one through the pin and hes never been on one or been in the woods with finished dogs I would take him out of the pin and hobble the hog and let him bay until hes tired of it, (Should be at least a half hour) even better if you know someone with a finished dog to put with him, but either way turn the hog out so the dog can get away far enough to regroup and go back after him. If he will not take to that than regroup and buy a pup from proven stock ( you have to do the training ) or buy a finished dog but expect to pay for it, you will not buy a finished dog for $200. I see to many new hunters get suckered into buying dogs that are throw aways, because they don't have the experience to know the difference. GOOD LUCK, and GOOD HUNTING.