ARHA LP Question

[illinois boy]

ok i went to this hunt and i don't think i talked to any of you guys or if i did i don't think i realized it topgun i know i talked to you i ran 2 dogs in the first cast that you judged but didn't do worth a crap (lack of dog power lol) but all in all i like the new club house alot better and i thought you guys did a good job of putting on the hunt not a lack of rabbits just a lack of good running rabbits lol

[SilverZuk]

I think we finally got this thing resolved.

Yes, Ron Eades explained it correctly.
Only the challenged hound or hounds.

Someone may say "measure them all" instead of singling out a specific hound. Then the whole cast is measured.

[TOPGUN]

Yeah Nick, I Judged you and Monte`s dog. That was a screwed up cast for sure. The running got better the next casts. We had great running where I ran the rest of the day. Thanks for coming, and good luck next time. Kevin

[illinois boy]

have you ever seen monty's prop dog run cause the next hunt you have a have a littermate sister to him that i think i am goin to bring she can smoke a rabbit the only reason i didn't bring her to the last one was i just got her dried up from a litter of pups

[diamondp]

Ryan,

The breed inspector has the right to measure every hound, but is not required to measure every hound in the cast unless all hounds are challenged. Only the challenged hound or hounds MUST be measured. Also, there is no rule that says the breed inspector can't touch the hound. The hound just can not be posed. If the hound will not stand, then you may request assistance from the handler.

Hope this helps

There is a awfully "grey area " when it comes to what is considered "POSING" and what is simply getting a dog to stand natural.