all,
i believe my hound stop in a strange way
he would never mouth anything until late into the hunt ???
then it seemed as if he just said F--- it i'm done ....
NEVER has he done this not only that he chewed the whole side of the crate prior to the hunt.....
just airing my thoughts..
Last edited by STORMY; 03-08-2012 at 06:17 PM.
Originally Posted by STORMY
Two questions:
1) Could these people have been disreputable and used a rub?
2) Was there a bitch in heat anywhere around (or bitches done before your deal)?
Those are the first two thoughts that pop into my mind.
Jack
no#1 sticks more in my mind then ANYTHING
the same mess happened with the other two guys that night just bull crap....
somewhere we dropped the ball.
Well, I know a guy who lost with a son of Icon like that. The Icon dog was mopping the floor with the other man's dog for an hour, and had plenty of gas left, but then after "sponges" were given to both sides, when the other dog turned mid-fight, the Icon dog never mouthed the other dog again. He went after him hard after the scratch ... but then spit out his hold and never took hold again, and ultimately just stood the line at 1:20. Dude thought something was fishy and didn't put the dog down ... but his dog did lose and did quit in the same way: refused to mouth the dog ... but yet was after his ass and not fighting defensively.
Anyway, the guy matched the Icon dog twice more after that and he whipped both dogs and never made a bad move.
If you believe in your dog, give him another chance and let him prove to you what's what. If he's just a cur he'll quit again ... but if he was rubbed, he should do well for you in clean conditions.
Jack
Ill say it once and ill say it again the game is dirty dirty. Did you not wash the other dog?
Last edited by scary; 03-08-2012 at 07:58 PM. Reason: spelling error
yes we washed.
my buddys were busy with hound politics so loong story short the B.S took place i believe....
it just leaves that thought he pulled up.....
Well, like I said, don't mind-f*** yourself. You either believe in your dog or you don't.
If you believe in him, give him the benefit of the doubt and see what he does the next time. You don't have to roll him to death, just let him heal from this, and see a good reasonable roll out of him. If he measures up to your beliefs ... then get him in shape and do him again ... with a better crowd this time
Jack
he also could have really fucked up his gums chewing the crate.
EVO thanks,
i took this and the fact that we as a team just wasn't on our square that day.
it takes more than just a bulldog to be succesful...
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