Tomkat wrote:A dog that likes to eat meat?
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Yup...but I would think someone who uses the term meat dog, tends to shy away from tests or trials. Even though they may train the same.Eric Haynes wrote:How is a meat dog any different than a MH or SH? They both take the same training and accomplish the same goals right?
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gila-river wrote:Great, now the cops want to install dishwashers to. Just do your job Red and stop encroaching on our rights to replace appliances. That is not the responsibility of police.:lol:
Redbeard wrote:Yup...but I would think someone who uses the term meat dog, tends to shy away from tests or trials. Even though they may train the same.Eric Haynes wrote:How is a meat dog any different than a MH or SH? They both take the same training and accomplish the same goals right?
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Eric Haynes wrote:Redbeard wrote:Yup...but I would think someone who uses the term meat dog, tends to shy away from tests or trials. Even though they may train the same.Eric Haynes wrote:How is a meat dog any different than a MH or SH? They both take the same training and accomplish the same goals right?
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But they are still the same dog:lol:
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Westie25 wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:Redbeard wrote:Yup...but I would think someone who uses the term meat dog, tends to shy away from tests or trials. Even though they may train the same.Eric Haynes wrote:How is a meat dog any different than a MH or SH? They both take the same training and accomplish the same goals right?
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But they are still the same dog:lol:
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I wouldn't say they go through the same training.
Eric Haynes wrote:Westie25 wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:Redbeard wrote:Yup...but I would think someone who uses the term meat dog, tends to shy away from tests or trials. Even though they may train the same.Eric Haynes wrote:How is a meat dog any different than a MH or SH? They both take the same training and accomplish the same goals right?
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But they are still the same dog:lol:
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I wouldn't say they go through the same training.
It is the exact same training. You might be thinking of trials.
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jehler wrote:I could give a shit less if a dog runs in a straight line. God damn control freaks, let the poor bastard take his own trail and sniff at a bush once in a while
Eric Haynes wrote:jehler wrote:I could give a shit less if a dog runs in a straight line. God damn control freaks, let the poor bastard take his own trail and sniff at a bush once in a while
Pretty sure a dog wont fail if it doesnt take a straight line. Ive never ran a test but ive watched plenty. Never met a test dog that wasnt a hunter. In fact, those dogs hunt a majority of the days of the season...again..you are thinking of trial dogs
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i don't want my dog to have to work for a piece of paper to compensate for my own insecurities.Eric Haynes wrote:I think people have a misconception about hunt tests making dogs do stuff a meat dog doesnt need. A hunt test throws marks and blinds and your dog needs to go get them. Look at a JH, SH, or MH requirement and show me anything in there that you dont want a meat dog to do.
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Westie25 wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:Westie25 wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:Yup...but I would think someone who uses the term meat dog, tends to shy away from tests or trials. Even though they may train the same.Redbeard wrote:[quote="Eric Haynes"]How is a meat dog any different than a MH or SH? They both take the same training and accomplish the same goals right?
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But they are still the same dog:lol:
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I wouldn't say they go through the same training.
It is the exact same training. You might be thinking of trials.
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Westie25 wrote:It's the discipline and obedience. Perfect lines. No refusals. I've never hunted with a perfect meat dog and it honestly makes the hunt more enjoyable. I've hunted with machines of dogs, but they have no personality.
Eric Haynes wrote:Westie25 wrote:It's the discipline and obedience. Perfect lines. No refusals. I've never hunted with a perfect meat dog and it honestly makes the hunt more enjoyable. I've hunted with machines of dogs, but they have no personality.
Must be a southern thing. Ive never met a dog with no personality.
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jehler wrote:i don't want my dog to have to work for a piece of paper to compensate for my own insecurities.Eric Haynes wrote:I think people have a misconception about hunt tests making dogs do stuff a meat dog doesnt need. A hunt test throws marks and blinds and your dog needs to go get them. Look at a JH, SH, or MH requirement and show me anything in there that you dont want a meat dog to do.
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and so WFF's dog forum was bornjehler wrote:Not really just seems to be a sensitive subject in which many get butt hurt and take way to seriously
gila-river wrote:Great, now the cops want to install dishwashers to. Just do your job Red and stop encroaching on our rights to replace appliances. That is not the responsibility of police.:lol:
jehler wrote:i don't want my dog to have to work for a piece of paper to compensate for my own insecurities.Eric Haynes wrote:I think people have a misconception about hunt tests making dogs do stuff a meat dog doesnt need. A hunt test throws marks and blinds and your dog needs to go get them. Look at a JH, SH, or MH requirement and show me anything in there that you dont want a meat dog to do.
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yes, basically, actually compensating for their small penis' butt I was trying to be politeMatt Duncan wrote:jehler wrote:i don't want my dog to have to work for a piece of paper to compensate for my own insecurities.Eric Haynes wrote:I think people have a misconception about hunt tests making dogs do stuff a meat dog doesnt need. A hunt test throws marks and blinds and your dog needs to go get them. Look at a JH, SH, or MH requirement and show me anything in there that you dont want a meat dog to do.
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So people that campaign their dogs are compensating for their insecurities?
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