The American Beagler Forum

I've started literallly hundreds of pups; if the old girl gets the pup back on track and helps him learn to progress forwards, take her along. If she pulls the pup back, leave her home. Thanks, Bob Well I agree with that. I'm at a crossroad where both scenarios are happening........He can't handle ...

Thanks a lot guys. A short story about the amazing young man in this pic. At 10 months old after spending 20+ days on life support he received a heart transplant. 6 months later he beat cancer a year later relapsed and best cancer for a second time. This kid is a warrior who before he turned 3 had s...

I've had a lot of hounds over the years more big hounds than little but I've had 11 beagles over the years but I lived in the sticks before and I usually had 2-3 at a time and my young dogs could run lose for a couple days at a time with the started dogs and I didn't have to worry about then getting...

Thanks a lot guys. Max is a 7 month old pup we purchased a few weeks back. He's really coming along nicely. The boy is super excited.

Well after a few years of being out I finally took the first step and bought up a young hound and an older female to start him with. Super excited to get back at it.Be looking to pick up a couple more here directly and get myself a 3-4 dog pack. My son is interested in maybe getting in to the triall...

My uncle had a dog he called Popeye. Was a nice little hound but had one fatal flaw that drive me crazy. If he would run across a real cold track he would just stand on his head. I just wanted to kill him when it happened. Took a buddy it with us that ran big hounds on yotes and were talking about e...

Smoke'n Mack wrote:What kind of camera you shooting?

I was going to comment on the black and white dog. First thing I noticed in every picture was that dude locked on the jugular.

Just my smartphone. Galaxy S4

Great pictures. What breeding are those black and white dogs? How far away do the coyotes run normally and do they run in a circle like a rabbit? Are they mostly trailed up or jumped like a rabbit? A few around here run them but do it at night. Never seen anyone hunt them like you do. They are a cr...

Black and white dog on the throat. 2yr old chief.

BCBeagles wrote:Great pics! Ol' Chief still coming along for you??

He's in every pic you see there. He's an animal. 100% trash free and will run the front all day every day and finds the throat at the end.

Here's a few pics of some downed rabbit killers we've taken this season. http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh282/nater102/2014-02-10214510_zpsc4c0f91b.jpg http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh282/nater102/20140209_111454_zps7febb1c0.jpg http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh282/nater102/20140209_111...

All this talk of how hard snow is to run in...I'll take snow and cold all day every day. Bare frozen ground is alot tougher to run on. Hunting in the snow is what I look forward to. Snow dog? I dont even know what the hell that means. A dog will either run the track you put it on or it wont. Not rea...

Murphy's Kennel wrote:I was thinking what about measuring only the dogs who place and if it measures out then that dog forfiets its place! Just a thought!

I've never trialed a dog in my life but that would have to be the easiest way.

I agree with not shocking them while fighting, you bump them for going to wrong bowl not fighting. Dogs will absolutely fight harder if they're already fighting when they're shocked.