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Iacountryboy74
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 7:44 am
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I have a well bred walker Coonhound. I want to start taking her hunting this week but my girlfriend has brought up an issue. We live on a farm and when doing chores, fencing, etc......my Coonhound runs loose and does real well with staying around us. My girlfriend is worried that once she starts hunting, that she will start going after some of the smaller animals around the farm, ie the chickens, barn cats. I am starting her training at one year, wanted to get her accustomed to sharing the farm with those animals first. What do you guys think? I have had hounds before that wouldn't look at anything other than coons, but i have never been in a situation where the hound would have so much temptation as a farm before.
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joe h
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 11:36 am
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Joined: 05 Nov 2011 Posts: 23
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If you are not having problems now you shouldn't have it after you start hunting it. I've raised dogs around chickens and made good Coonhounds and never offer to bother chickens after they started treeing coons.
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Iacountryboy74
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Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 6:40 pm
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I appreciate you replying. I'm going to start her tomorrow. I really want to see what she has. She's from the Finley River blood line
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ugean
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Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2015 11:23 am
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Joined: 22 Jul 2013 Posts: 173
Location: NY
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I agree it is just like braking them of Deer. You encourage them when they tree coon and scold them when they do wrong. I'm not saying you might not have a problem or two but if you pay attention and act quickly on the wrong they'll learn quick. A shock collar will help a ton! Modern technology was created for a reason. It makes life easy.
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Dirtscooter5
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Posted: Tue Jan 26, 2016 7:09 am
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Joined: 28 Dec 2014 Posts: 45
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In my opinion starting to hunt her on coon isn't going to make her any meaner or ill towards other animals other then coon. I have a male walker that is 18 months old he was raised in a similar situation, we have chickens and cats and he runs loose. He was raised with a cat that thinks he is a dog and loves dogs. my hound plays well with him and doesn't hurt him. His disposition towards the cat never changed when I started him on coon. He is however hell on chickens and has been severely punished and shock collar trained and still kills chickens. I have just about given up on him not killing chickens. I would expect how your dog acts now is how she will act after hunting, dogs know. I have a cur mutt dog and he wont touch a cat, chicken, duck, but is the meanest little throat crushing kill dog you have ever seen on a coon. hope this helps.
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