The American Beagler Forum

I think we all want the total package and thats what we will all keep trying for, and I totally agree without brains everything else doesnt amount to a hill of beans, gotta have the sense to use it all for sure so brains is most important and hardest thing to get. consistency comes from having the b...

Ha ha there ya go thats a good argument for brains being the hardest thing to breed for lol

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now that is a fine looking hunting partner, congrats!

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I've raised and trained different dogs for years not only hunting dogs but many breeds for obedience etc. and I start with a pup, the way I choose a pup is by spending time with them looking for several things, I believe a few of the most impotant are alot of eye contact and attention span and desir...

Im one of those really dumb beaglers that doesnt know what people are talking about when they say they are breeding for brains. and.......... "Lets face it, a dog that will go run through briars and brush in extreme hot or cold temps, chasing a scent that it seldom if ever catches for 6,7,or 8 hour...

but you consider the guy or gal that; pays $200 to $500 for a pup and puts out all that money for feed, meds, gas, and thats not to mention your time (my accountant tells me my time is worth 100$ per hour) and then pays $200 to $800 for a gun and atleast $5 a box for the shells just to listen to tha...

lol, Brain, and maybe some brain, and uh............. oh did I mention brain? a dog, (like people) can have it all but if they dont have the brain to control it its all worthless. Oh yes and I would like to throw in some brains to boot, without a doubt the hardest thing to get, but this is just my o...

Just remember...one mans treasure is another mans trash. With the various trial formats and hunting climates/conditions, not everyone is looking for the same attributes or style as others. Some want windsplitters, others medium and tight on the line, some peanut rolling brace hounds. To each his/he...

very nice site, one of the best I've seen. I like that little white female as well.

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Interesting, I just bred an eight year old female that had never been bred before and got nine, I was totally amazed because she just didnt look that big. So there is no way I would even attempt to guess but I wish you all the luck in the world.

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So how much did the state charge you for the labor by the inmates from the local prison?