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« Reply #60 on: November 04, 2014, 11:33:33 am » |
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Lol sounds like you have had big clusters at times be hind those two cent bulldogs lol I am to ugly to look cool
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« Reply #61 on: November 04, 2014, 11:49:06 am » |
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Thats all part of hog hunting to me Judge. These two cent bulldogs have caught alot of big hogs though, because that is ALL we hunt for. Not many people will look all day for one big track, pass up on sow and shoat sign that's so hot its steaming, and then load dogs up after not turning a single one loose all day. That's part of it.
Like I said, I don't have to search high and low to find a bulldog to catch, period, most of em will. If I wanted one of the perfect bulldogs most of you guys own, then yeah I would have a helluva time finding one, but I just need one to catch. The first time he breaks a snout, cripples a hog, or catches a dog, he's culled, and on to the next one. Poor boys got poor ways!
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« Reply #62 on: November 04, 2014, 12:22:36 pm » |
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Poor boy ways is all I know bro lol
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« Reply #63 on: November 13, 2014, 11:20:55 am » |
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I know I haven't been on here in a while and I am getting in this real late, BUT, a bulldog is not a bulldog. In MY opinion, anyone that thinks that way has has standard. It could be that way for several reasons. Maybe they don't know what a GOOD catch dog does or have never hunted with one. Maybe they don't realize what potenial lies in a good dog, what they are capable of. Some are just too lazy to look or to train or take the proper care of one to allow it the opportunity to live long enough to learn and get good. A good catch dog does so many more things than put mouth on a hog and just hang on. A good one makez hunting so much easier and fun and a lot of times leaves you saying wow that was awesome. I have a family of dogs that I have raised for some time now. A very high percentage of them make outstanding catch dogs. I very seldom sell a puppy out of them because of some many "a bulldog is a bulldog" mentalities. If that's your attitude that's fine because your the one feeding it but l will tell you, if you ever take the time to get a good one, you will realize a bulldog isn't a bulldog.
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« Reply #64 on: November 13, 2014, 11:43:00 am » |
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I know I haven't been on here in a while and I am getting in this real late, BUT, a bulldog is not a bulldog. In MY opinion, anyone that thinks that way has has standard. It could be that way for several reasons. Maybe they don't know what a GOOD catch dog does or have never hunted with one. Maybe they don't realize what potenial lies in a good dog, what they are capable of. Some are just too lazy to look or to train or take the proper care of one to allow it the opportunity to live long enough to learn and get good. A good catch dog does so many more things than put mouth on a hog and just hang on. A good one makez hunting so much easier and fun and a lot of times leaves you saying wow that was awesome. I have a family of dogs that I have raised for some time now. A very high percentage of them make outstanding catch dogs. I very seldom sell a puppy out of them because of some many "a bulldog is a bulldog" mentalities. If that's your attitude that's fine because your the one feeding it but l will tell you, if you ever take the time to get a good one, you will realize a bulldog isn't a bulldog.
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« Reply #65 on: November 17, 2014, 07:01:43 pm » |
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just keeping the thread going...hope it opens the link...I like the looks and another 20 pounds working weight would be about the right weight for me and keeping the same physique type...I don't have room for a APBT now but if I did it would be one like this... http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=301840 |
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« Reply #66 on: November 17, 2014, 07:55:02 pm » |
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I know I haven't been on here in a while and I am getting in this real late, BUT, a bulldog is not a bulldog. In MY opinion, anyone that thinks that way has has standard. It could be that way for several reasons. Maybe they don't know what a GOOD catch dog does or have never hunted with one. Maybe they don't realize what potenial lies in a good dog, what they are capable of. Some are just too lazy to look or to train or take the proper care of one to allow it the opportunity to live long enough to learn and get good. A good catch dog does so many more things than put mouth on a hog and just hang on. A good one makez hunting so much easier and fun and a lot of times leaves you saying wow that was awesome. I have a family of dogs that I have raised for some time now. A very high percentage of them make outstanding catch dogs. I very seldom sell a puppy out of them because of some many "a bulldog is a bulldog" mentalities. If that's your attitude that's fine because your the one feeding it but l will tell you, if you ever take the time to get a good one, you will realize a bulldog isn't a bulldog.
I could not agree more. Very few are a rare pleasure to watch and own not to mention handle , some are good and most are just well just that not much but a dog hangin on a ear. |
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« Reply #67 on: November 18, 2014, 12:21:27 am » |
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I know I haven't been on here in a while and I am getting in this real late, BUT, a bulldog is not a bulldog. In MY opinion, anyone that thinks that way has has standard. It could be that way for several reasons. Maybe they don't know what a GOOD catch dog does or have never hunted with one. Maybe they don't realize what potenial lies in a good dog, what they are capable of. Some are just too lazy to look or to train or take the proper care of one to allow it the opportunity to live long enough to learn and get good. A good catch dog does so many more things than put mouth on a hog and just hang on. A good one makez hunting so much easier and fun and a lot of times leaves you saying wow that was awesome. I have a family of dogs that I have raised for some time now. A very high percentage of them make outstanding catch dogs. I very seldom sell a puppy out of them because of some many "a bulldog is a bulldog" mentalities. If that's your attitude that's fine because your the one feeding it but l will tell you, if you ever take the time to get a good one, you will realize a bulldog isn't a bulldog.
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« Reply #68 on: November 18, 2014, 12:13:20 pm » |
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Some bulldogs are way above average on smarts but they can be hard headed
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