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I am so sad to hear of your loss, I would be devastated if my Buddy passed away from something...Charlie wrote: I like hounds. They're good natured family dogs, but very fierce protecting their pack.
My all-time favorite dog was "Mouse", a Catahoula / Blue Tick mix. She was fast as greased lightning and alert to everything that moved (we called her the "Dog Bell"). I once found my 3 year old sitting on her and pulling her ears for all he was worth, and her with the biggest grimace you've ever seen, but she let out not a peep.
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She's just a pup in this pic, but she made up about 24" at the withers and 55 lbs. We lost her to an embolism in 2003, and that was one of the saddest days of my life.
Charlie
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Charlie wrote: I like hounds. They're good natured family dogs, but very fierce protecting their pack.
My all-time favorite dog was "Mouse", a Catahoula / Blue Tick mix. She was fast as greased lightning and alert to everything that moved (we called her the "Dog Bell"). I once found my 3 year old sitting on her and pulling her ears for all he was worth, and her with the biggest grimace you've ever seen, but she let out not a peep.
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She's just a pup in this pic, but she made up about 24" at the withers and 55 lbs. We lost her to an embolism in 2003, and that was one of the saddest days of my life.
Charlie
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Another great dog and as I typed I heard ole Buddy's bay, so I grabbed my 20 ga and went up to the top of the hill and ole Bud had a squirrel...LOL I just shook the squirrel out of the tree and let ole Buddy run on him. We could eat squirrel 3x meal a day around here. Just took the 20 ga in case it was a varmint that needed a strategic funeral.Siscowet wrote:
Charlie wrote: I like hounds. They're good natured family dogs, but very fierce protecting their pack.
My all-time favorite dog was "Mouse", a Catahoula / Blue Tick mix. She was fast as greased lightning and alert to everything that moved (we called her the "Dog Bell"). I once found my 3 year old sitting on her and pulling her ears for all he was worth, and her with the biggest grimace you've ever seen, but she let out not a peep.
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She's just a pup in this pic, but she made up about 24" at the withers and 55 lbs. We lost her to an embolism in 2003, and that was one of the saddest days of my life.
Charlie
It is like losing a member of your family. Below is one of my all time favorite dogs. She was an Old English Sheep dog. Good at letting us know what was going on, and keeping the Bear and Coyote away from our place. Never worried about my son when he was in the woods with her, as I knew she would have given up her life to defend him in a second. Very gentle, but also very protective. Been six years since we lost her and I still wish she was around.
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He is a B&T, but look on his chest and I see a Bluetick granddaddy or mama back in there somewhere. He was a rescue and we got him from the Doberman Rescue, they were not sure what he was, LOL, but as you can see in the pic...top of his head has that big ridge, he is a hunter and a Coon dog from noze to tail. He also has the typical Coon dog personality.Redscout02 wrote: I take Buddy is a Black and Tan? I only ask because when I was growing up in SEMO we raised them and Walking's ther were a couple time when one look like the other cause Old Bones wasn't picky about which female needed company. So some of the Walk'ers came out looking Black and Tan
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OleCowboy wrote: I have never had a 'hog dog', but there are a lot of them down here in S Tex due to the number of hogs we have.
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WOW, rough read, brought tears to my eyes, not sure I could do it, but at the same time I could never stand to see my dog in pain or lack of ability to function.Charlie wrote:
OleCowboy wrote: I have never had a 'hog dog', but there are a lot of them down here in S Tex due to the number of hogs we have.
They're kind'a hard-headed, particularly the males. It takes a strong hand to train them, but once you get their attention you've got it for life.
I got Mouse in 1988 and lost her in 2003, so she lived to a ripe old age. The part that hurt was seeing her stumble around and run into things. My ex and I took her out to the back forty, gave her an IP injection of pentobarb, and held her until she quit breathing.
Charlie
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