In your opinion of course
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Wire haired dashhound -
Daschunds, wirehair, smooth coat, DK, GSP, lacy, beagles and JRT which I am training.Comment
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Bavarian mountain bloodhound - if u can afford one.
Otherwise, a Lacy.
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I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=29.228198,-99.412656Comment
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Yep, Bavarian Mountain Hound. I would no way put a Lacy as #2 though. Not sure how the frown face got on there, guess I fat fingered my phone.Comment
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I would think any dog would be better than none, but some type of a bloodhound would get my vote. I'm considering a teacup yorkie tracker. She would have two jobs- to find deer via blood trail, and provide me with companionship.Last edited by Cam-Mac; 11-24-2012, 04:32 PM.Comment
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My question is can u train a regular red bone, or blue tick, or black and tan to track deer?Comment
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Does a weenie dog count? I heard some people are starting to use those....Originally posted by Cam-Mac View PostComment
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There's so many factors that go into the decision that its hard to say exactly which breed is best for youComment
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Yes sir- i think they have bloodhound genes in them.Originally posted by KeeganNotSansaba View PostComment
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What aboupt yorkiepoodles or something along those lines.....Originally posted by Cam-Mac View PostComment
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I have a catahoula and he has done very well for his first yr...I think you can get any type of hound and train them to track blood, it's all about the training. Labs are good too, that's all Tara plantation uses and they are running a business. I've ran my little west highland white terrier on mock trails for the hell of it, that little dog can track some blood, momma would kill me if something happened to her though . All depends on what kind of dog you want around the houseComment
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Yep and over on www.iloveweeners.comOriginally posted by Smart View PostIve heard they are very popular on TBT.com..
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