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« on: July 10, 2011, 12:58:24 pm » |
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What's the average price for a 2 year old dogo? He's never seen a hog as far as we know. I've heard and read my fair share of stories good and bad. How would I go about testing him out? What should I look for?
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bignasty
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« Reply #1 on: July 10, 2011, 01:06:49 pm » |
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 oh boy-$1000-put him on a bigun bet u he bays up if he dont just run-i would look for a leggy pit,just sayin
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dub
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« Reply #2 on: July 10, 2011, 06:16:08 pm » |
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Come on bignasty stop the hating  Now you know I am messing back at you. 2 years and has not seen a hog is good and bad. I would not pay much. If he is two and not hunted he is a problem at home and they want him gone most likely. But I would just take him to a bay, send in the catch dog, and then send him in. If he catches keep him. If he bays he finds a new home. But you will not have to feed him for a year to find out if he catches or not so maybe a few hundred dollars unless he comes from some proven hunting lines. I do not mean proven in the Dogo world, proven in the hog hunting world. If he was from some real good breeding I may pay more. |
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« Last Edit: July 10, 2011, 07:06:03 pm by dub »
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« Reply #3 on: July 10, 2011, 06:18:17 pm » |
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Come on bignasty stop the hating 2 years and has not seen a hog is good and bad. I would not pay much. If he is two and not hunted he is a problem at home and they want him gone most likely. But I would just take him to a bay, send in the catch dog, and then send him in. If he catches keep him. If he bays he finds a new home. But you will not have to feed him for a year to find out if he catches or not so maybe a few hundred dollars unless he comes from some proven hunting lines. I do not mean proven in the Dogo world, proven in the hog hunting world. If he was from some real good breeding I may pay more. you can also bargain if the breeder is a good one, check for breed standards and if he fails a standard it will drop the price  |
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Matt H
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hoghunterdfw
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« Reply #4 on: July 11, 2011, 09:28:51 am » |
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I wouldn't pay much nor expect much. Hell if you want a cheap dogo pm me and I will give you a 2 yr old female if you pay to have her fixed first, should only be like $80-$90.
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