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« on: July 11, 2011, 11:18:48 am » |
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How many of yall have had a curr gyp bred to a cur come out with a pink nose black mask pup or just a pink nose pup, I know thier is a pink nose pit line but Im talking a line of curs that is long but every now and then throws a pink nose pup.
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T-Bob Parker
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« Reply #1 on: July 11, 2011, 11:30:38 am » |
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Some of the weatherfords Ben dogs come out with pink noses and dusky masks or no mask. I almost bought one but decided to go with my gut instead.
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« Reply #2 on: July 11, 2011, 01:33:36 pm » |
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iI have seen a few bmc and some kemmers as well.
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« Reply #3 on: July 11, 2011, 01:51:00 pm » |
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I know of one lady who used to breed curs here in Fl had some with a pink nose. The gyp she had came off of the ben line.
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« Reply #4 on: July 11, 2011, 02:08:24 pm » |
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Ive seen several pink nose pups and grown dogs all were BMC or Cat's. Sometimes it will change when they get older. Ive been told it was from real TIGHT line breeding. My Catahoula is papered and he has a pink nose and is a red leopard. Its not a bad thing at all, as a matter of fact all the dogs Ive seen with pink noses were good hunting dogs. Consider yourself lucky are they papered? do you know the bloodline?? Sometimes people will take a cur and cross it with a gamey red nose to add grit and the pink nose comes but that is not the same thing I am talking about.
Matt
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« Reply #5 on: July 11, 2011, 06:05:42 pm » |
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some of my bmc come pink nose. there grand dad was pink nose. he was ladner bred.   these yellow dogs iv got also have weatherfordben in them to  there litter mates. |
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« Reply #6 on: July 11, 2011, 08:55:38 pm » |
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I know of one lady who used to breed curs here in Fl had some with a pink nose. The gyp she had came off of the ben line.
I was going to ask if it was associated with the Ben dogs, we had one that was off some "Ben dogs" here in town that had a pink nose. I seen some pics of some pups on another forum off of the Scout dog that were pink nosed with the light masks. |
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« Reply #7 on: July 11, 2011, 09:05:23 pm » |
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« Reply #8 on: July 11, 2011, 09:52:01 pm » |
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I"d never seen it until I made a real tight breeding and got a couple . Then I started lookin around and seen it's pretty common .
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« Reply #9 on: July 12, 2011, 05:26:37 am » |
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I know of one lady who used to breed curs here in Fl had some with a pink nose. The gyp she had came off of the ben line.
I was going to ask if it was associated with the Ben dogs, we had one that was off some "Ben dogs" here in town that had a pink nose. I seen some pics of some pups on another forum off of the Scout dog that were pink nosed with the light masks. Yeah michelle mears had some dogs that i think had ben lines too them, her Kat? gyp had a pink nose and i think scout was related to her. |
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This is my catahoula I was talkin about. He is over a year now and its just as pink. He's making a good dog, I hope he will throw a few offspring like him.  |
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I was told by a "HALL OF FAME FBMC BREEDER" that the pink nose comes from the dogs being bred so tight. I personally have no idea why and could care less but that is what I was told....  |
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I was told by a "HALL OF FAME FBMC BREEDER" that the pink nose comes from the dogs being bred so tight. I personally have no idea why and could care less but that is what I was told.... x2 thats what I heard also |
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I was told by a "HALL OF FAME FBMC BREEDER" that the pink nose comes from the dogs being bred so tight. I personally have no idea why and could care less but that is what I was told.... x2 thats what I heard also I wouldnt doubt it, the dog we had was ill built and you could tell he had probably been bred with $ in mind but he would get after a hog as long as you dumped it out in front of him....he went hunting one night and never came home. |
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It's nothing more complicated than a simple recessive gene...
Dogs don't need to be bred "tight", "inbred", or "linebred" to express a recessive gene.
Both dogs need to be carriers of the gene to express it in a litter of pups. Pink nose bred to pink nose will produce an all pink nose litter of pups.
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I was told by a "HALL OF FAME FBMC BREEDER" that the pink nose comes from the dogs being bred so tight. I personally have no idea why and could care less but that is what I was told.... I guess I am a little behind on the grand sceme of things when it comes to papered dogs but I have to ask what is the definition of a HALL OF FAME FBMC BREEDER? Sorry just struck me funny aint trying to be rude just curious. Also I have known several people that have and hunt the pink nosed dogs and they are as you say usually top notch not downgrading them a bit. But just wondering at what point do you quit referring them as a blackmouth since they aint got no blackmouth and will repeatedly throw other pink noses. LOL (Just pokin a bit)  I will have to say they usually prove themselves as solid. MONTY I HAVE SEEN YOURS IN ACTION!!! |
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YBM I think he was being sarcastic.. |
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X2 I wish more people could understand this....... It's nothing more complicated than a simple recessive gene...
Dogs don't need to be bred "tight", "inbred", or "linebred" to express a recessive gene.
Both dogs need to be carriers of the gene to express it in a litter of pups. Pink nose bred to pink nose will produce an all pink nose litter of pups.
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