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    Very true. Like I mentioned earlier we lost to one just like that and she was bought pit side for $$$$. I was told I was hatin' when I said she was a cur looking for a spot to check up. I guess I was misspoken/misstated or did not explain there was a difference between actual fact and what I believed. I said she was a cur. But, like in a lot of cases, freak mouth hides a lot if that is all one is seeing. We got bit down, felt we had a solid game dog, picked up and she produced a couple for us some years later. The dog I was hatin' on checked up in a matter of minutes on her next venture. Just seeing her that one night for forty or so minutes I thought she would cur, thought she was a cur or she had cur tendencies. Any of these would make me not want to feed her. EWO




    Quote Originally Posted by FrostyPaws View Post
    That is correct BH. Having fed dogs that did that kind of thing for some years, I found that more times than not those particular dogs hung it up, and they looked very shitty doing it. Again, it comes down to what a person can live with. Some people can live with funky acting, turning, cur snapping, and squealing dogs. I, on the other hand, cannot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by YELLOWJOHN View Post
    HATERS HATE WHATS NEW?

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    Quote Originally Posted by EWO View Post
    Very true. Like I mentioned earlier we lost to one just like that and she was bought pit side for $$$$. I was told I was hatin' when I said she was a cur looking for a spot to check up. I guess I was misspoken/misstated or did not explain there was a difference between actual fact and what I believed. I said she was a cur. But, like in a lot of cases, freak mouth hides a lot if that is all one is seeing. We got bit down, felt we had a solid game dog, picked up and she produced a couple for us some years later. The dog I was hatin' on checked up in a matter of minutes on her next venture. Just seeing her that one night for forty or so minutes I thought she would cur, thought she was a cur or she had cur tendencies. Any of these would make me not want to feed her. EWO
    Very true statement--and well said.

    Can't begin to tell you how many "hard mouth wonders" have quit to my "no-mouth" dogs over the years

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