Bobby Holland

Thanks, Slim. But Cadillac II was born more than 20 years ago: modules.php. I have some Bailey's Ringo/Bingo in my dog but they are a good 4 generations back. What modern (alive and producing) dog is heavy Cadillac II?

 

My pup's father's father was half Bailey's Ringo crossed into some Bobby Peru: modules.php . I suppose the logic you are referring to explains why.

 

Man all the shit born a long time ago . It just depend on what you looking for . I mean you ain't gone take nun out on Sat night want some pootang.

 

Eli , Redboy , Bolin all born a long time ago.

 

Bolio

 

I'm not going get a ribeye at church's chicken

 

Look up T-Lac’s offspring. There’s multiple dogs alive off him heavy and outcrossed.

 

I mean B.H. is still alive and has dogs.....

Guess it's all on who you know.

 

Thanks, guys.

 

My ppl regularly speak to and see him. Not everyone and their mom can get in touch with him(nor would I help more than about 4 ppl here get in touch with him) but if you have the access that's where I would go lol.

Well there's a 2xw south of the border I'm thinking of breeding to but besides that one lol

 

Yeah...For example, it seems that in my old age I am becoming less patient. I honestly don't want to go through house breaking and training another pup right now. Having said that, if a really well bred dog, especially one right off a champion or proven dog, or a super tight Red Boy dog as in this case became available for me I would still probably grab it. Unlike most of you, I am not "hooked up" regarding the dogs, so when an opportunity comes up for a guy like me to grab something exceptional I take it.

 

Yeah...my current pup, 11 weeks tomorrow, is moving backwards in terms of housebreaking....more freedom is resulting in more accidents. I usually have them trained by now. She has been leaving the room I am in and then going to the bathroom in another room. The bottom line is I need to wash her constantly while in the house. I am often on the computer with clients or at night trying to watch some TV.

What I have done is bought an indoor pen. She will be in that while indoors. In a week she will be able to go out for some hand walking which should help, I just collar broke her now I need to leash break her. Her dad is being bred to he sister who is a belly mate to a 3 time winner and the plan was to pick up one but I am re-thinking it. Although just a pet she is fire.

 

11 week pups are going to shit, piss and bite that's what pups do. It takes time to get them acclimated. You want to house break her then take it outside every few hours. They bladder is only so big at this age.

 

when I clicked on the ped I started singing the Star-Spangled Banner with all that red white and blue! The dog is bred nice !

 

Yes....for the first few days we go out every 2-3 hours around the clock. At a week they are doing a little longer 3-4 hours during sleeping hours. I've actually had dogs fully housebroken at 11 weeks before, but that is fairly rare. I try and use all positive reinforcement. What I have to do with this girl is get her out, and then back in the house I am going to use an indoor pen. When she starts sniffing/circling I am going to snatch her up and take her outside. She is proving more of a challenge than most of the 7 other dogs I have housebroken, but she also has some of the best drive I have seen in a pup her age. She stood out from her litter. She is non stop. The biting is getting better. Her recall is fantastic. I know we are not supposed to do any PP/Shutzhund work with these dogs, but she shows potential (assuming I could keep her under control around other dogs) the bottom line is she must be supervised pretty much all the time.

The one dog I had, the son of Crazy legs house broke in days...he shit in the house once his entire life, it was uncanny. He also had no prey drive. Would not do any bit work of any kind, he just loved to run and never got tired. He was also, lb for lb the hardest biting, excellent wrestling, longest winded dog I ever had. A complete sleeper until another dog got close. He is he one that nearly killed the female I had at the same time. Each dog is an individual.

I am going to start leash training her, maybe a little bit tonight.