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a durable, average mouth, natural wind, good defence, finish, and last but not least a dog that knows how to adapt (intelligence)
All of those attributes with...Quote:
Originally Posted by bently
High ability (good balance, strong wrestling, fast muscle response, on point eye mouth coordination)
Gameness
So would an all around dog necessarily needs to know how to hit the head, chest, arms, guts, stifle and throat to be considered an all around dog?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eliman
A DOG THAT CAN ADAPT IS THE KEY. I DOG THAT CAN RIDE THE HEAD IF HE NEEDS TO/ GO THE CHEST IF HE NEEDS TO, GO TO THE THROAT IF HE NEEDS TO, ECT...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pit Bull Committed
Naw... Its easy to create the perfect dogs on these complete dog threads. :lol: Adaptability is a great attribute if a hound uses that frame of mind in a effective way it can also hurt the ones that give up good holds just out of pure drive to bite as many spots as they can.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pit Bull Committed
Not really sure what you meant...but I meant to say that would a really great all around dog knows when it's the time to go on defense and ride the head or when is time to hit the chest, arms, guts & stifle? Or would most people consider a dog an all around dog if it is durable, game, good wind, good wrestling abilities, etc...but is only a head dog or a chest dog..etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eliman
Yes personally i would consider the underlined a all around hunterQuote:
Originally Posted by Pit Bull Committed
I meant to distinguish the differnce in a slasher who hits fast and hard never staying in hold, and a smart hound that will adapt to its situation.
Forgive my wording from lastnight i drank a few to many and got on here fixing pedigrees and pretending to know what im talking about. :lol: