Most famous dog of all time

[Ed Murphy]

close call girl. murphy,s music bottom beagle,s.

[Mapel Valley Kennels LLC.]

Everybody loves

I am all about snoopy, he is also junies great grandpa on his moms side.

[mooredog]

I vote for Fire River Michael and White River Lulu

[tinymwoods]

Mt Zion Pete
F.C. Patch (no patch guys here?)
Jack of All Trades
Kingwood's Shorty
Reffett's Ky Mtn Sampson
Dingus McCrae
Buddy's Iron Eagle.

These are the lines I like that our dogs go back to.

[DRamey]

Go back to the '60s and get this one: Pearson Creek Carson. Anybody heard of this one? If you had a reg. beagle in the '70s it had some Pearson Creek in it somewhere.

[BCBeagles]

I am gonna name a couple as well, both trial and stud legends.
Dingus Macrae
Jack of all Trades
Ranger Dan
East Coast Trimmer( DOMINANT in trials and reproducing!)
Greenbay Shooter( A living legend)
Striker
Greenwell's Reggie

I am sure there are many others, but you will see these dogs in a lot of great hounds today. JMO

[Beagle Huntsman]

Some of you have it right. Field Champion Gray's Linesman was the bloodline EVERYONE wanted in the early 50s when ALL field trials were the same, except for a few hare trials. Beagles then were the number one dog in AKC registrations. You can look at the thickness of 1950s Hounds and Hunting and tell how popular brace beagling was, and Linesman was at the top. In some states, there was practically a brace club in every county. And everyone knew who Linesman was. Virtually every beagle today has mutiple crosses of Linesman. Even the hare hounds trace back to him. Nothing since will ever be that big, primarily because we now have so many different styles and types of beagles. In Linesman's day, it was just brace and a few hare trials.

[Done Gone Beagles]

Lassie well lol

[davidc5936]

Grey's Linesman, without a doubt. I would wager he's found in every field trial beagle being run today. Also F.C. Patch. How may blood lines are still be continued the way the Patch line is? Another dog not mentioned was Wylcliff Boogie. He was found in the pedigree of most field trial hounds in the 60's and 70's and was a major part of the Pearson Creek line.

[wildcatfan0309]

branko's jack of all trades

[Newt]

Another dog not mentioned was Wylcliff Boogie. He was found in the pedigree of most field trial hounds in the 60's and 70's and was a major part of the Pearson Creek line.

Interesting, Wilcliffe Boogie shows up in many of the pedigrees of beagles bred to run Hare.

[les guynn]

indian hills major and johnie pay check

[Ron Conroe]

jr's baxter and jr's boone, they are only 11 weeks old but they are the most famous dogs around in my grandsons eye's. {LOL}

[wvduece]

lots of great dogs already mentioned but i would pick a trial n stud dog named SPEEDY SPORT i read you could breed him to a collie and make a rabbit dog also said he was seeen running baby rabbits over big rocks imho SPEEDY SPORT was a good n famous dog jb

[PREACHERS,KENNEL]

penny royal patch casey
pine patch stupe
mikes copper patch
trackdown swamper patch
area few in my peds alot!