stevemac

I've had the same, Vet said some dogs have a small opening into their skull that allowes blood to the brain which means they over heat more readily especially after first time. I have found it helps to keep any excesive wait off and fit as possible.

coonhounds are foxhound based plotts brothers took dogs that came out of germany and became plot hounds. I ve only ever met one old retired one. but the are hard bailers on bear, lion and wild hogs that will pull hair and bristle. As they say.

I think you would really have to hate your Patt to send it into a Yote. maybe one was the size of a good bulldog you would have a chance but who knows.

No different to any bred theres those that take to it naturally and those that do not. back in the day theres plent of stories of blood hound were used in dingo packs they would start the track the kangaroo dogs would make the catch and hold but the bloodhound would be straight on the throat. theres been a young couple on Youtube that have a couple of purebreds they run with a cross the male hound lugs up no problem the bitch is a bailer.

hilux I have a 2012 single cab that doubles as both my work and hunting ute never given me an ounce of trouble

For change of pace Green Rosella native of Tasmania.

DO YOU USE atS OR HTS IN THE BRIDGESTONE DUELLERS i HAVE BEEN THINKING THAT WAY MYSELF. iVE USED bf GOODRIDGE ATSFOR YEARS BUT THINKING OF MAKING A CHANGE FOR MY 2012 HILUX.

my sons dog Murphy boxer x cattle dog. only young there but has caught many many pigs.

LOVE CATTLE DOGS BUT HATE SHEPARDS ITS JUST A PERSONAL THING. TRADITIONALLY SHEPARDS WERE USED TO KEEP SHEEP IN A CONFINED AREA WHILE THEY GRAZED LIKE A ELECTRIC FENCE, CATTLE DOGS ARE DROVERS IE HEALERS FOR UNRULELY CATTLE.

Like maybreeds thebestcomes outing cross, a mightypigdog type here is boxe x cattle wakes up thr bulldog in the boxers and the x we range out in search of a pig as well as they will work cattle.

No they are a hearding type

the ones Ive had anything to with have been a lot slower to start than the JRs we hunt with. but like most hounds learn well when out as a young dog and have the opertunaty to see the mature dogs do their thing and to follow them around.

Yes not always pure depends on the type of country and how wild the cattle are. those on small holdings dont like them to hard but in the mountains just the go for cattle that only see man every blue moon and dont want to leave their favourite spots.

No sorry mate

Work well in cane if they through to the whippet good ballers can get knocked about if they take to lugging. But plenty make their trade as luggers.