boudreaux or boyles? pro's and cons.

i like boudreaux stuff don't know much about boyles.

 

Both crossed!!!

 

Thanks i appreciate that. im trying to do a lil home work..

 

Best way to do homework is to get out there, get involved with the dogs you're seeking and put in the effort n work..not making threads on an online forum.

 

Thanks PEON and TDK much appreciated advice. i think im going to pass on boyles till i learn first hand.

 

Every line has its good and bad. It's usually the individuals that's used that will differ from yard to yard and line to line. But each strain does have some traits or habits that might differ from another strain. Some might fit your character or goals etc., a little better than others. And that is where some experience comes in. The breeder u choose to get the family u choose is as or more important also. As far as some habits or traits about the 2 families ur asking about, imo Boudreaux dogs need more experience in several areas compared to some of the other families and it is easy to be fooled by what you think might be a good one and there typical fast pace makes them sometimes harder to shape accordingly. The Boyles strains are usually more "what you see is what u get" kinda dogs with more of a pace and method about them on average. I myself loved them both but had more experience with the Boudreaux line. Tricky. Jmo.

 

Now that is the info i was looking for. much appreciated. i think im going to hold off on boyles till i find some good stuff.

 

no problem. good luck

 

I have both. I like them both. I would not pass from Boyles blood. Well what I have is great. Stuff from csk.

 

What strain of Boudreaux dogs are you talking about and what strain of Boyles dogs are you talking about? Sometimes folks get them confused, not every Bolio Boomerang mixture is a Boyles dog. Just as not every dog that has Maverick in the back is a Boudreaux dog. Plenty others around that have built their own families amongst these dogs. You first have to know what you want in order to get where you going.

 

Thanks once i can get my hands on a gd boyles line ill give it a try. appreciate that. i've been hearing gd things.

 

i'm still learning about boyles traits. but i know alot about most maverick stuff. im learing that it depends on the dog and his trait more then the bloodline in a whole. thanks for advice.

 

Mr. Boudreaux will be in Georgetown, Texas at the Heart of Texas APBT Club show March 7 & 8, 2015. Come meet for the first time or see the man again while he is still around and support the breed. Bring things to be autographed by him. Check the Southwest show section on this forum for more details.

 

I'll be there. thanks

 

Both?
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I agree. That's how I like mine anyway. Lol

 

Don't think you can go wrong with that, assuming it's from good dogs off both lines... I've got some Andy Capp stuff and some Salesman/Earl jr stuff that I will be breeding one day. Both can stand on there own IMO but crossing it can bring great results


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Buy both and breed them they are crossed anyways