extra barking on a rabbit track..
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Re: extra barking on a rabbit track..
it seems that alotof people associate the amount of barks a dog gives with how good there nose is... i dont believe that... we use the terms, cold nosed or hot nosed,,, to me it has no baring on the amount of barking.. either a dog barks tp much or it doesnt, how many times guys have you saw a rabbit, and 15 minutes later watched a honest dog work the track silently,, tail twisting up a storm right on the track.. then works it back up and its rock and roll time. and also saw a more loose dog in the same situation bark on that track,twisting up a storm and work it up and its rock and roll time...the same outcome just in differant styles of gettin it there....now i like the rock and roll style running, i like a dog that will hang a loose for an hour if it takes it.. but i want them to work silently until they can run.... I have a cousin that never hushes... we paid him 10 dollars to be quite for 10 minutes once.... well he did it but his face turned red he started sweating and when he was finished said he wouldnt take 1000 dollars too do that again....he just has to talk... and some dogs just has to bark...if you dont believe that nose has nothin to do with it, just use the ole tri-tronics when your dog is babbling,, he will hush up and in the end you will have the same out come,, he will more than likely get it up and rock and roll again....
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I'm with most of you guys I don't care for the extra barking, BUT..what if you like your dog to twist his tail to the right and he starts twisting it to the left?...LOL
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C-low: I have paid people before to never hunt a dog around me or mention its name. Your cousin Radio has a good story on me that is over 35 years old. I gave him $183 to never tell it. I figure that was a good deal.
If you hunt competitively, nobody likes a faulty dog no matter what the fault is. If you hunt by yourself, it doesn't matter.
There was a young man from Kentucket,
Who went around practicing a tucket.
He challenged C-low,
Now he sits here be-low,
Too beaten and worn to pluck-et.
If you hunt competitively, nobody likes a faulty dog no matter what the fault is. If you hunt by yourself, it doesn't matter.
There was a young man from Kentucket,
Who went around practicing a tucket.
He challenged C-low,
Now he sits here be-low,
Too beaten and worn to pluck-et.
Re: extra barking on a rabbit track..
bucks better beagles wrote:C-low: I have paid people before to never hunt a dog around me or mention its name. Your cousin Radio has a good story on me that is over 35 years old. I gave him $183 to never tell it. I figure that was a good deal.
If you hunt competitively, nobody likes a faulty dog no matter what the fault is. If you hunt by yourself, it doesn't matter.
There was a young man from Kentucket,
Who went around practicing a tucket.
He challenged C-low,
Now he sits here be-low,
Too beaten and worn to pluck-et.



Re: extra barking on a rabbit track..
The dog should bark when forward progress is being made. It doesn't matter if the trail is 5 minutes old or 30 minutes old as long as they can produce the rabbit. Any other barking is "extra mouth". Any less is "running mute". Both are faults.
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how can you call it RUNNING mute When the dog is WALKING quitely 

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C-low: that could just be one of the wisest things you ever said. You have achieved enlightenment.
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Re: extra barking on a rabbit track..
He can shove his tail up his azz as long as he stays quite in the check area.jimb1069 wrote:I'm with most of you guys I don't care for the extra barking, BUT..what if you like your dog to twist his tail to the right and he starts twisting it to the left?...LOL

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Re: extra barking on a rabbit track..
So would that be something you teach him or would that be a trait? 

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See low wrote:how can you call it RUNNING mute When the dog is WALKING quitely
bbg wrote:The dog should bark when forward progress is being made. It doesn't matter if the trail is 5 minutes old or 30 minutes old as long as they can produce the rabbit. Any other barking is "extra mouth". Any less is "running mute". Both are faults.
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bbg; this is my point exactly you call it a fault when there ' running mute ' and i do to... ... but i cannot see the fault if a dog silently works out a check....thats obserd.. it is no more a fault than when a dog barks here and there on a forward progress, i cant fault a dog for that.... but, to bark here and there is a far cry from pouring it out every breath on a loose, i cant stand that... my prefferance is the dog that works out the check silently and pours it out every breath when he gets it back up and running. the original post stated that the guys who have these barking dogs take every bit of the credit for working out the check.. when the more honest dog has done just as much if not more of the work.. that stuff is redicualus... and also that a dog that barks more has a better nose.....i like a dog to have a destinctive pattern when hes workin a check in '" forward progress" so i can tell what its doing.. bottom line is that some dogs are idiots and some are not......
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Re: extra barking on a rabbit track..
c-low get u a rabbit dog that way it dont matter what the other dogs do,and stop crying about other peoples dogs 

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.....sounds to me like we have another defencive hunter here who possibly ownes some mouthy hounds.. as for gettin me a RABBIT DOG.... We will go anytime in the daylight and the dog thast jumps the least rabbits we send to santa clause.....I got alot of money in mine thats why i can depend on him.. im ready day or night i dont care if your dog is 18 inches......#1beaglesNeil wrote:c-low get u a rabbit dog that way it dont matter what the other dogs do,and stop crying about other peoples dogs

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Re: extra barking on a rabbit track..
When a race comes to a stop due to the rabbit pulling a check I want my dogs silent. WHen they pick up the scent I want them to claim it with a authority and fire out of it. I expect this as well when they over run the line, shut up and come back to the line and when they have it go. I feel its lack of brains and self control. Even if they are inches off the line they shouldn't be giving mouth.
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Re: extra barking on a rabbit track..
smartest thing i have read on here in along timeSee low wrote: I have a cousin that never hushes... we paid him 10 dollars to be quite for 10 minutes once.... well he did it but his face turned red he started sweating and when he was finished said he wouldnt take 1000 dollars too do that again....he just has to talk... and some dogs just has to bark....