Question on past NFC's as stud dogs
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Question on past NFC's as stud dogs
Any thoughts on NFC from past five years as stud dogs? I have a fairly well bred female and am looking for prospective stud. Sonny?? Kane?? Trey?? PM if you have " inside" info on pros and cons. Hearing some upsetting things about some well know studs out there. Thanks in advance!
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Sonny has been dead for a couple yrs so that eliminates him.Don't know what you have heard but sometimes hearing it & it being the truth is 2 different things.I bred to Sonny & heard things before & after breeding to him were they true?
I will say if he were still living I'd breed to him again truth or not.
I will say if he were still living I'd breed to him again truth or not.
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First item would be your female's pedigree. You can compare similar breedings to the dogs you are interested in.
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Maybe there is a correlation with winning the National with the rumors you've heard............... If there seems to be a common denominator................but if that's the game you want to breed for, that's probably who you want to breed to. Nobody spreads rumors about the losers.
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Sonny won in 2009. I thought I seen him on the brace sheet for this year as well
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Even though he's no Nat champeen, I like this dude - he lost to a girl the year he ran at the Nats. Actually I think I sent him back to Nats twice - first time he ran a stick thru his chest 5 minutes into the thing so I decided he deserved another go at it and he came up just shy of the top step!
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Hunted/pointed sharpies, sage hens, chukars, huns, phez, blues, ruffeds, valleys, gambels, and mearns in 6 or 7 states. Competed well on the infrequent times we ran him amongst the tops in his breed, occasionally coming out on top, as well as more often competing with and occasionally besting some of the top dogs of the long tail persuasions usually at the wild bird venues. He's been well tested, well proven, just a dang cool dude. Throwing some nice pups - my 4-5 month old pup has already stood a handful of sharptails and put a good chase on the neighbors cat. Is an LD carrier so s'pose that's a con creating some extra work, diligence, responsibility, interrogation of bitch owners and prospective pup buyers, etc. Hustonmc has seen him compete so might be a good source for rumoring!
*can see the scar on his left chest from the Nat. stick episode
http://www.hbv.netkennel.com/PhotoView. ... 27s+Plan+B
https://www.vimeo.com/36873458
Hunted/pointed sharpies, sage hens, chukars, huns, phez, blues, ruffeds, valleys, gambels, and mearns in 6 or 7 states. Competed well on the infrequent times we ran him amongst the tops in his breed, occasionally coming out on top, as well as more often competing with and occasionally besting some of the top dogs of the long tail persuasions usually at the wild bird venues. He's been well tested, well proven, just a dang cool dude. Throwing some nice pups - my 4-5 month old pup has already stood a handful of sharptails and put a good chase on the neighbors cat. Is an LD carrier so s'pose that's a con creating some extra work, diligence, responsibility, interrogation of bitch owners and prospective pup buyers, etc. Hustonmc has seen him compete so might be a good source for rumoring!
*can see the scar on his left chest from the Nat. stick episode
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I think I just found the next stud for my bitch!
D. Favors that is a great looking dog...the power he showed as he ran that big country is very impressive.
D. Favors that is a great looking dog...the power he showed as he ran that big country is very impressive.
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Funny, and very true.hustonmc wrote: Nobody spreads rumors about the losers.
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A Nat. CH might not always be the best choice to bred your female to . Forget the titles look at what the dog has produced. Do the two dogs compliment each other. Will they stregthen each others weakness. Are you looking to linebreed. Are you looking to outcross a heavly line bred dog. Lots to consider besides a title.
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My mistake on the Sonny mix up & I agree with Ms.Cage more to it then titles if you want to do the DOGS justice!!
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I would like another simon puppy,hopefully i can get one in a few years when dan uses a straw.
http://ndlshorthairs.com/Simon.htm
http://ndlshorthairs.com/Simon.htm
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Is he assumed to be LD negative through offspring?larue wrote:I would like another simon puppy,hopefully i can get one in a few years when dan uses a straw.
http://ndlshorthairs.com/Simon.htm
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DGFavor wrote:Hunted/pointed sharpies, sage hens, chukars, huns, phez, blues, ruffeds, valleys, gambels, and mearns in 6 or 7 states.
That part is the part that should be paid attention to the most
The best finishing cast I have ever seen at an AA trial, any breed!!!!!!! If it wasn't for a rocky first 10-15min, and I mean that figuratively and literally as Bugz took Doug into the rockiest draw on course looking for some real Chukar instead of the put down one up by the road. He would have won the thing. Besides look at the photo below, he actually looks like a good looking Shorthair instead of one of my Liver Pointers with a docked tail.DGFavor wrote: Hustonmc has seen him compete so might be a good source for rumoring!
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Yaahh Dennis, he was a for sure goodun'! Saw him have some pretty sweet outings!larue wrote:I would like another simon puppy,hopefully i can get one in a few years when dan uses a straw.
http://ndlshorthairs.com/Simon.htm
Judged the Nat. Qualifier Cascade Ch over there this fall - You shoulda come out and watched or put a dog in Matt, take your lumps with the rest of us - didn't have near the huns we had last year but still a cool trial. As I judged I daydreamed and reminisced about Bugs outing last year several times but didn't change the outcome!! Was happy to get the RU and be in winner circle with accomplished, Nat. qualified dog like Jettsun.The best finishing cast I have ever seen at an AA trial, any breed!!!!!!! If it wasn't for a rocky first 10-15min, and I mean that figuratively and literally as Bugz took Doug into the rockiest draw on course looking for some real Chukar instead of the put down one up by the road.
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There are some great stud dogs out there. Look at their pedigrees and look at their parents and grandparents pedigrees. See how your dogs pedigree compares to them. It has been proven over the years line breeding has produced some of the best and greatest dogs out there. You will find out where somebody will do an outcross, to pick up some great traits from a certain breeding. They then will then go back to line breeding. If you will look at National champions and some of the great dogs out there, are result of outcrosses but end up being part of line breeding. But, you will also notice they will come right back a part of line breeding. You will find this will all great dogs. The Germans were great at this and they produced some of the greatest dogs in the past. The breeders here in the U.S. understood this. Those like John Rabidou, Dave McGinnis, Bob Deitering, amongst many others understood this. The individuals who helped produced the slick bloodline and the list goes on and on. I know this may not help much but it will give you much to think about. Good luck in your decision.
I personally like to run in wild bird trials and I hunt all my dogs. Hunting on wild birds really make great bird dogs and some of the best trial dogs. A dog has to be a bird dog before he can truly be a great trial dog. Just my opinion.
I personally like to run in wild bird trials and I hunt all my dogs. Hunting on wild birds really make great bird dogs and some of the best trial dogs. A dog has to be a bird dog before he can truly be a great trial dog. Just my opinion.
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I DO NOT KNOW ABOUT SIMON AND LD.MY EVA WHO WAS OUT OF SIMON IS CLEAR.
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+1 for Bugsy
So far everyone got a pup out of that litter has nothing but positives to say, super personalities, great looking and athletic!
I am excited to see where they are in a year.
So far everyone got a pup out of that litter has nothing but positives to say, super personalities, great looking and athletic!
I am excited to see where they are in a year.
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Go watch and maybe you can figure it out yourself.
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Have you seen any of the dogs run?GSPnewbie2013 wrote:Any thoughts on NFC from past five years as stud dogs? I have a fairly well bred female and am looking for prospective stud. Sonny?? Kane?? Trey?? PM if you have " inside" info on pros and cons. Hearing some upsetting things about some well know studs out there. Thanks in advance!
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I have seen them all run, what would you like to know. P.M. me
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I think this dude is a troll...
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No doubt about it, you see his other post?Elkhunter wrote:I think this dude is a troll...
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+1 Bingo!!Elkhunter wrote:I think this dude is a troll...
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More of his posts should have been checked before his posts were allowed.I had a feeling from his wording on this post to start with things were going to go south.
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+2Vonzeppelinkennels wrote:More of his posts should have been checked before his posts were allowed.I had a feeling from his wording on this post to start with things were going to go south.