Ground work
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midwestkid
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Here is a blurry pic of him stretching a coon with my dog zip.
midwestkid
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Here he is with a couple mt. Cur pups I'm working. He gets along well with every other dogs but doesn't back down if pushed.
midwestkid
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Good looking dogs moss and emeraldterrier.
Jesse lackey
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These pics have appeared on other threads here before, but they are all i have.
This is the late Lola. JRT, By ET's definition, she was a very "hard" dog. But her one downfall was she was a dog fighting fool. Never could break her of it, and it lead to her death.
This is our new pup, JRT, Rat Terrier Cross.
Any chance you would re think your no pic polocy for just a min, and show us some of those Jagds of yours Devin?
This is the late Lola. JRT, By ET's definition, she was a very "hard" dog. But her one downfall was she was a dog fighting fool. Never could break her of it, and it lead to her death.
This is our new pup, JRT, Rat Terrier Cross.
Any chance you would re think your no pic polocy for just a min, and show us some of those Jagds of yours Devin?
Norcalkyle
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I had a JRT for 14 years and hunted with him a lot. He was a great dog, very aggressive, and had a good nose. Biggest downsided of him was his grumpiness as I needed him to be a family dog too.
He was as smart a dog as I have ever seen, and would claim his kills with more aggression than I have been around... but he wouldn't turn off the attitude at home. I did not trust him around kids, especially after he was about 9 years old.
I hunt with a Staffordshire, and I have been impressed with their stength and toughness... I have not been impressed with the nose and cardio. The dog has missed some very obvious trails and sign, and doesn't seem to rely too heavily on his nose. Also, I have a 5 1/2 month old McNabb that can literally outrun him by 5-6X. He is good for about 1/2 mile and then he starts to really slow down.
He was as smart a dog as I have ever seen, and would claim his kills with more aggression than I have been around... but he wouldn't turn off the attitude at home. I did not trust him around kids, especially after he was about 9 years old.
I hunt with a Staffordshire, and I have been impressed with their stength and toughness... I have not been impressed with the nose and cardio. The dog has missed some very obvious trails and sign, and doesn't seem to rely too heavily on his nose. Also, I have a 5 1/2 month old McNabb that can literally outrun him by 5-6X. He is good for about 1/2 mile and then he starts to really slow down.
