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Author Topic: Training vs Genetics.  (Read 30597 times)
grunterhunter8
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« Reply #80 on: July 25, 2011, 05:29:08 pm »

ya genetics can give drive and nose and bottom and hunt but there is no such thing as a totally untrained dog... a hog dog is more than just runnin a mile and bayin a hog... what about the smaller stuff that makes it a truely exceptional dog? the stuff that the genetics didnt put in...exposure and opportunity are just more steps to training a hog dog, i see now how yall describe (no training) if you dont consider any of the training actual training... i got it now im no longer confused Grin

What are some things you have trained a dog to do that genetics didn't allow for?

Another Question to you and rest of the training crowd? After you start with good genetics, then "train" a dog to hunt, bay, etc. and the dog ends up being a cull, what do you most often attribute this to? Did you just not train it well enough? 
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