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Very nice. Lots of Musket man........very nice
Thanks... I never seen Musket, but I love everything I have coming from him.Quote:
Originally Posted by No Quarter Kennel
Saw musket right before he died. He was around 14, maybe even 15. Blind as a bat by that age. The man who had him takes exceptional care of his dogs and it's one of the near perfect yards a guy could ever see.
I simply know some of the men around Musket. He was game on top of game. I had Cannon's brother until last week, Palomino. He has been sent to Florida to the breeder of and original owner of Musket.
The Musket dog, like some in a lot of lines, is definitely a dog to focus on. I would expect some real easy keeper, VERY LOUD AND OBSCENE SOUNDING - powerful, game bulldogs from your litter.
Best of luck
Nice breeding. I have heard lots of good, and have a buddy in S.E.TX who loves them Flint dogs. I really like how Willypete's LG Girty is bred. 75% Jacoby, which is heavier Emile. But that's just my preference, best of luck.
you sure jacoby is from emile blood?
seen several of that line that when bred tight would go blindQuote:
Originally Posted by No Quarter Kennel
i once got dogs of troublesome who had that I got rid of em
Well I can't say for sure as I wasn't there when the breeding happened. But according to the peds of all the LG dogs I've ever seen, the folks who have gotten dogs from him, he was bred that way. To boot Ive yet to hear anyone say anything bad about his integrity. So I'm assuning things are on the up and up. Am I wrong?Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldoghistorian
Also I may have worder that wrong. I should have said he carries a nice shot of Emile blood. Which I like. But now that still depends on if I was wrong or not.....lol.
Ive had dogs of Jacoby and it always puzzled me how different he looks from dogs that are bred the same way like for example troubleson
Very nice breeding, BigEasy.