I have a 1.5 yr old female walker. Good dog so far. When its time to breed her I want to know what stud to choose. I think that accuracy is what I want in a stud , walker bred dog. This traight I think is the most important to me (accuracy). Any advice out there would be great.
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Joe

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My tequila sunrise dog is about 98% accurate. We see a coon in almost every tree we go to.

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In my opinion the Wipeout breed is known for accuracy I have a Wipeout male directly out of Wipeout Willie and he's very accurate atleast 95%


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I've heard wipeout willie is a good one but Ive hunted with a few wipeout dogs that were ill.

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The one I have doesn't have a mean bone in his body I hunt my 11 month old male pup with him and have hunted him with alot of other hounds hes a great dog all around he's just getting old and would love a pup out of him before he passes on


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Wipeout is the way to go

Thank you J&T kennels he's getting old I just want to breed him to a good solid female so I can keep a pup out of him


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All this info in this post has a lot of good information for everyone with walker dogs. Keep it coming, everyone will benefit from it including the breed.
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Joe

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Theres more to it then just that. Yes the walker breed as a whole has gotten a little tree happy a lot of guys will tell you.

Trackdogs are more accurate normally. Treedogs generally have less issues with trash and are easier to train, therefore can be more enjoyable to train. Trackdogs generally are colder nosed. People have different preferences. The best way to find a stud, is by talking with hunters and breeders. Find one that takes to the same type of dogs that you take to. Breeds for the same traits that you like in a dog. For example I like brains,drive and ablitity. In that order, other guys might be looking for independence, mouth, and accuracy. If accuracy is important to you then I can also confirm,that all the dogs listed above are known for accurate dogs. I have a grandpup to sunrise, he is very accurate.
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I agree accuracy plays a large role in a coonhound. Out of all the lines of dogs we've hunted or hunted with Wipe Out Dogs have by far impressed me on accuracy. However, when choosing a cross with your female don't forget the overall picture. Over looking one trait or goal and forgetting about the others can have it's drawbacks. Look at her attributes and flaws (no offense, every dog has some type of flaw) and find the dog that compliments her. Conformation wise and hunting ability wise. Breeders should think about this, the purpose and plan for those future pups. Pups are gamble anyways, however putting thought into that litter does nothing but benefit the breed, our future hounds, and greater the odds of the performance of the pups.

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i dont understand reading post like this wouldnt everyone want accurcy if they aint accurate they aint having coons in there trees and if thats the case why would you be coon hunting if your not getting coons in the trees