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  1. Mine came from the import you were talking about. http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/legal-beagles-are-vcats-bone-of-contention/2005/09/19/1126982001967.html?from=moreStories When they banned him from using them one of the hunt clubs took them on. I got mine because they were only breeding for Black & Tans and mine threw mainly White with a bit of Tan. Fine for me, I am not too fussed about the colour as long as it hunts.
  2. I have a 7 month old bitch that is a nice type and is already showing a bit, surprisingly big and is already working through Blackberries which a lot of dogs that age wont. But time will tell.
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    Look like good dogs mate, we don't have any blue de gascoin in Australia, would love to see how they go. I am surprised none of the Vendeen coat was passed onto your bitch. I have a Vendeen and have just put it over my Basset X Beagle All the Bassets over here are deformed things so I thought put a bit of Beagle into them to give them a bit of leg, and the Vendeen's are not a bad build for a Basset. Both dogs are going well on Foxes in thick cover, so hopefully this cross should click well.
  4. Nice pack mate what % does the dog on the left have of Vendeen. I recently got a purebred one and have been pleasantly surprised how well it works.
  5. I think you are spot on there Border Man, I had a hound that was doing exactly what you described but he loved to hunt, so I just waited until he was red hot on game and made sure he was well away from me (about 250 meters) and let a shot off. I just kept letting the shots off closer and closer to him over a few months and last week he came through on his first Fox wasn't bothered by the shot at all and scragged the dead Fox. Perfect, problem solved
  6. Hi Guys I use a lead with a couple of clips on the end, just wondering if couples are better than doing this and if so why, Also all couples I see are sewn into the collar so how do you release your dog, do you have to unhook the collar each time. I can understand this with terriers where you only want a locator collar on but I hunt with Beagles a lot and want to release the dog and leave its collar on. Sorry for the silly questions but I havent seen people use couples in Australia and was wondering if it was worth me getting some.
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