Maybe-hopefully

Teaspoon, IN MY EXPERIENCE, the short necked dogs don’t typically have the flexion that the longer necked dogs do. They usually seem to have way less reach with their front end. I personally think they have less angulation normally which causes a lot of that. I also think it causes them to not have the bottom because they have to work harder. Bottom might not matter to some people in a catch dog but it does to me. I want to be able to catch numerous hogs with one dog. If it’s spent after a hog or two then it’s no good to me. I would assume people that send their catch dog from way out or that walk hunt would appreciate bottom the most. Those short necked dogs are usually real heavy muscled too. Another thing that affects stamina and heat tolerance. I’m not saying there aren’t good ones or that they can’t do the job, it’s just my preference and observations. I always wondered if the short neck affected their breathing in any way. That’s a question for somebody like WOW. He may be able to answer that for us.

Thanks for the compliments y’all.

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