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Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Fri Feb 28, 2014 1:38 pm
by dhoundman
the worst i ever seen that showed up in ever cross that a beagl breed was cut and slash :!: :!: Seen it most in patch hounds they where always rough. -----------second would be slowe dogs such as (walky talky) :loser: that is what i call them.
Third would have to be STUPID :angry: if you have a stupid dog :angryfire: is seems to be a strong trait that you can not get out.-------------------
ANY BODY ELSE RUN INTO THIS KIND OF STUFF

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:24 am
by gwyoung
dhoundman, Interesting topic. I just wanted to address stupid, where stupid affects the running of a hound, What are some things that you consider brains in a hound in this regard that you do not believe is attributed to " blood" Can you name some instances where a hound shows brains and not blood and that leads to better running. I understand a hound has to have a brain as does a chipmunk , but could you point out some instances of superior intelligenge in a hound that could not be attributed to blood. How about when a hound skirts a brushpile , some would say brains' I would say that all hounds have enough intelligence to figure that out but having the proper blood , we get out of the embarrassing situation of having to explain how " smart " our hound is, and how his superior intelligence has led to this( faulty) action.

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 11:22 am
by Swampman
dhoundman wrote:the worst i ever seen that showed up in ever cross that a beagl breed was cut and slash :!: :!: Seen it most in patch hounds they where always rough. -----------second would be slowe dogs such as (walky talky) :loser: that is what i call them.
Third would have to be STUPID :angry: if you have a stupid dog :angryfire: is seems to be a strong trait that you can not get out.-------------------
ANY BODY ELSE RUN INTO THIS KIND OF STUFF
I have been raising and training Patch hounds for 20+ years.
I do NOT like cutting, swinging, cheating hounds. I wouldn't get many rabbits up here in the winter if they were like that.
I wouldn't get many rabbits neither if their noses were as bad as some have stated in other threads as well.
Could they use more nose, absolutely. I think any honest houndsman would say their hounds can always use more nose.

There is a broad range out there and I know there are ones like what you have stated, but there are many that are not.
It all depends on where/whom you get them from.

How many Patch hounds have you actually seen run?

RH

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 11:47 am
by fulcount
DhoundmanTalk about stupid!!!!!

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 3:11 pm
by reddog1
Swampman wrote:
I have been raising and training Patch hounds for 20+ years.
I do NOT like cutting, swinging, wecheating hounds. I wouldn't get many rabbits up here in the winter if they were like that.
I wouldn't get many rabbits neither if their noses were as bad as some have stated in other threads as well.
Could they use more nose, absolutely. I think any honest houndsman would say their hounds can always use more nose.

There is a broad range out there and I know there are ones like what you have stated, but there are many that are not.
It all depends on where/whom you get them from.

How many Patch hounds have you actually seen run?

RH
I totally agree! Not all Patch Hounds are like that. I also do not like hounds that cut swing and cheat but I have witnessed some that do. To say that most Patch Hounds run like that is just not right.

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 4:17 pm
by PREACHERS KENNEL
this is the worst post you ever made dude ./ to run down a whole line of dogs because of what maybe 1 or 2 you have seen is ridiculous.

I be raising patch hounds for 11 years have had some cheaters ,swinger ,slashers. but mostly thet are pretty good dogs .great hunt.honest mouths,easy broke. easy handling dogs . quiet in kennel.quiet in box. what else could I ask for .

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 4:39 pm
by golden acres
This guy is just negative.

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 5:16 pm
by Lance
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Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 5:20 pm
by LR Patch
If U look U will find rough , cutter, slasher , cheaters in any line . U need to get off the computer and get out in the field more . JMHO

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2014 10:30 am
by rabbit chaser
PREACHERS KENNEL wrote:this is the worst post you ever made dude ./ to run down a whole line of dogs because of what maybe 1 or 2 you have seen is ridiculous.
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:nod: :nod: Anyone else notice how he has been blowing up this board and then after the original post never says another word. I see he's got a reggie dog for sale in the dog for sale section that can't circle its own rabbit but "it will be ok with some time" for ONLY $500 :yuck: :eek: :roll: . Maybe we should all worry about that line as well since the individual dog can't circle one :bash:. If i've seen it right he's now bashed patch dogs, the mid west assn, most judges (because they are ALL cheating), how owners handle deer runners, how many litters someone has a year an i'm sure i've missed some. man bro your not exactly making friends. :thumbsdown:

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2014 2:06 pm
by Owl Creek
gwyoung wrote:dhoundman, Interesting topic. I just wanted to address stupid, where stupid affects the running of a hound, What are some things that you consider brains in a hound in this regard that you do not believe is attributed to " blood" Can you name some instances where a hound shows brains and not blood and that leads to better running. I understand a hound has to have a brain as does a chipmunk , but could you point out some instances of superior intelligenge in a hound that could not be attributed to blood. How about when a hound skirts a brushpile , some would say brains' I would say that all hounds have enough intelligence to figure that out but having the proper blood , we get out of the embarrassing situation of having to explain how " smart " our hound is, and how his superior intelligence has led to this( faulty) action.
Good post gw.

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 5:15 am
by dhoundman
THIER ALL GO AGAIN MAKING MORE OUT OF WHAT I SAY THEN ITIS REALLY SAYIN. MOST YOU GUYS THINK I NOW IT ALL AND YOU ARE WRONG. THIS IS JUST A COSSIP LINE AND HALF OF ANY THING YOU READ ON HERE IS JUST TALK AND THAT IS CHEAP SO TALK ALL YOU WANT BUT WHEN I SELL A DOG IT IS WHAT I SAY NOTHING MORE OR LESS. SO I WILL MAKE IT A BETTER LIFE FOR ALL YOU GREAT BEAGLERS OUT THIER TAKE MY POST OFF AND YOU CAN STROCK YOU OWN EGOES.

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 5:28 am
by dhoundman
AND THE REGGIE DOG I HAD FOR SALE IS NOT MINE IT IS A FRIEND OF MINES AND SHE IS NOT FOR SALE I AM BUYING HER AS SOON AS MY DISABILTY GOES THREW IN MAY. SO YOU GUYS THAT DON'T LIKE WHAT I POST DON'T READ IT

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 5:34 am
by dhoundman
OH WAIT NOW YOU GOING TO TALK ABOUT THE PRICE OR WHAT I POST INTHE PAST MAN YOU GUYS NEED TO GET A LIFE. ME I AM STUCK HERE BECAUSE OF MY HEALTH BUT IF I WHERE NOT I WOULD NOT BE HERE I WOULD BE OUT RUNNING LIKE MOST MY OTHER FRIENDS ARE DOING RIGHT NOW GET A LIFE AND FIND OUT THAT THIS IS JUST COSSIP ON HERE YOU CAN SAY ANYTHING AND BE ANYTHING BUT WHEN YOU GET OFF HERE AND MEET PEOPLE YOU HAVE TO BE REAL MAYBE THAT IS SOME OF YOU ALLS PROBLEM YOU JUST DON'T HAVE A LIFE AND YOU DON'T NOW WHAT REAL IS :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Most consitant (good or bad) trait that i have ever seen

Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 8:04 am
by gwyoung
dhoundman, My post was not meant to inflame you but to get a knowledgeable response from you as well as some others on the topic of stupid or brains, I hear a lot of talk about "brains" but it doesn't appear anyone can list any particular attributes to them,( above what the normal hound possesses) in the hounds running of it's game. I wonder why? At any rate some have taken a shot at you , but my only complaint is you have went back to using your caps lock, this in itself brings unwanted negative attention to yourself!