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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)

that is what i call them.
Third would have to be STUPID

if you have a stupid dog

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)

that is what i call them.
Third would have to be STUPID

if you have a stupid dog

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
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
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!