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« Reply #20 on: April 13, 2012, 10:55:35 am » |
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@ Circle C:
That right there is something like what I want to have eventually. Right now I have a Heritage two compartment box, but I eventually want one like that. I'd have to have a solid divider though, if I were ever gonna put one of the bulldogs in there. Or I could just put an eye bolt in the bed and hook one to that like others have mentioned. My Am Bull is pretty darn big.
Why would you need a solid divider? This box carried AB's, pits, unicorns aka Dogo's... shove them in the box and go hunting... |
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« Reply #21 on: April 13, 2012, 12:20:48 pm » |
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@ Circle C:
That right there is something like what I want to have eventually. Right now I have a Heritage two compartment box, but I eventually want one like that. I'd have to have a solid divider though, if I were ever gonna put one of the bulldogs in there. Or I could just put an eye bolt in the bed and hook one to that like others have mentioned. My Am Bull is pretty darn big.
Why would you need a solid divider? This box carried AB's, pits, unicorns aka Dogo's... shove them in the box and go hunting... Well, I have a couple good catch dogs that when put in close quarters with other dogs, will chip/break teeth trying to get to the other dog. If they are in the box with a solid divider in between where they cannot see the dog next to them, they're alot calmer, focusing more soley on where they are going. However, when said dogs are out in the woods, they are fully focused on what we are doing, and don't pay much mind to other dogs present. |
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« Reply #22 on: April 13, 2012, 01:11:12 pm » |
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@ Circle C:
That right there is something like what I want to have eventually. Right now I have a Heritage two compartment box, but I eventually want one like that. I'd have to have a solid divider though, if I were ever gonna put one of the bulldogs in there. Or I could just put an eye bolt in the bed and hook one to that like others have mentioned. My Am Bull is pretty darn big.
Why would you need a solid divider? This box carried AB's, pits, unicorns aka Dogo's... shove them in the box and go hunting... Well, I have a couple good catch dogs that when put in close quarters with other dogs, will chip/break teeth trying to get to the other dog. If they are in the box with a solid divider in between where they cannot see the dog next to them, they're alot calmer, focusing more soley on where they are going. However, when said dogs are out in the woods, they are fully focused on what we are doing, and don't pay much mind to other dogs present. If the dog is that aggressive, you wouldnt want to hook him in front of a box like mine or Circle C either because he could probably still break/chip its teeth trying to get to the other dogs ( and would probably be easier to get ahold of one through the gaps ) IMO, on top of the box would work best.. Then he wouldnt be able to see any of the dogs or have anything to bite at... A dog like that is usually better off in a pine box than a dog box, but thats just me.. And I am in no way trying to tell you what to do with your dogs..  |
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MrsLouisianaHogDog
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« Reply #23 on: April 13, 2012, 07:48:31 pm » |
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@ Circle C:
That right there is something like what I want to have eventually. Right now I have a Heritage two compartment box, but I eventually want one like that. I'd have to have a solid divider though, if I were ever gonna put one of the bulldogs in there. Or I could just put an eye bolt in the bed and hook one to that like others have mentioned. My Am Bull is pretty darn big.
Why would you need a solid divider? This box carried AB's, pits, unicorns aka Dogo's... shove them in the box and go hunting... Well, I have a couple good catch dogs that when put in close quarters with other dogs, will chip/break teeth trying to get to the other dog. If they are in the box with a solid divider in between where they cannot see the dog next to them, they're alot calmer, focusing more soley on where they are going. However, when said dogs are out in the woods, they are fully focused on what we are doing, and don't pay much mind to other dogs present. If the dog is that aggressive, you wouldnt want to hook him in front of a box like mine or Circle C either because he could probably still break/chip its teeth trying to get to the other dogs ( and would probably be easier to get ahold of one through the gaps ) IMO, on top of the box would work best.. Then he wouldnt be able to see any of the dogs or have anything to bite at... A dog like that is usually better off in a pine box than a dog box, but thats just me.. And I am in no way trying to tell you what to do with your dogs.. You're totally right! |
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