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« Reply #20 on: April 06, 2016, 08:14:36 pm »

if you want to breed better  dogs  out of  what you have watch your puppies ...the ones  that shows a natural instinct for hunting or just naturally likes a pig ....they will breed  more  of there own kind ..... most people say  cull hard  cull hard .... out of a litter  you just may  cull the best dog for  any kind  of  reason probably the owners fault includeing myself ...I've  culled  lots  of  dogs that was  probably  better  than the ones  I kept  .......  I've  been doing  this  for a  long time  and  I am no expert but if you can get your breeding down to where they all start looking the  same litter  after  litter you'll find they also will have  a lot of  common desires ....... its  not complicated  .....  mine  perty much all look the same  now so now  I the one I like the best that was  just a natural from start to finish  and  I breed to try and clone him ...easier to do with males I belive  because I can breed  one  male  to  3  gyps  and then cross back the offspring  then back to him again......  but to start off look at the natural instincts the pups  have  you can't teach that and  they will breed more  of there own kind ....




Very good post.  You are the first person I heard makeep so many comments about "natural instinct."   That is what it's all about.  I've read countless comments on these sites about "training dogs."   Often it's folks wanting to boost about their training skills and tell how they can "train this and train that" but all the while they are missing the whole concept.  I'll be the first to tell you, I can'tell train what I need out of a dog.  I have pounced this into my families head and a few weeks ago we were at a dog trial in Tennessee and I over heard my wife asked how we trained our dogs.  Ha ha ha.     I grinned because I knew exactly what she was going to say.  "You just open that brass snap, the rest is up to them."   I heard a hounds men that have the upmost respect for put it like this.  "The training in over when the male knots the female!"
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