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Reuben
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« on: May 23, 2011, 12:49:49 pm »

They got the stopping power and will drag one down then back off bay him tight as it takes to keep him there till I can get there.  It took doing a couple different breedings to get just what I wanted I had to fine tune it some but it has all worked out for me .  I love it now I don't have to break my neck trying to get to them and feel confident the hog will be there when I get there.


The dogs I bred before caught and released a big boar until I got there and then I had the choice of whether I wanted the dogs to catch for me or to just shoot it. After a few years I learned that shooting was always better when I had 3 or more dogs on a bad boar on account of keeping injury to the dogs at a minimum.

My plan is to run vests on all my dogs...but like I said, time will tell if it is really what I want. Like always, it takes me a long time to finally make a decision of this type or even when making a breeding with 2 dogs...  Grin Smiley It drives my wife crazy when I do this but the right breeding/dogs require a lot of thought before making a decision of this magnitude... Grin Wink. Besides, it is the fun part of every day living.... Smiley
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Training dogs is not about quantity, it's more about timing, the right situations, and proper guidance...After that it's up to the dog...
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