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<blockquote data-quote="infamous1" data-source="post: 474928" data-attributes="member: 5141"><p><strong>Re:</strong></p><p></p><p>Seen several labs as trail dogs, I had a jack russel that I hauled with me for awhile he was just to enerjetic during down time or around camp. He was always into something.One morning at camp we were making coffee and getting ready to go out and we hear this loud commotion from the next camp I ran around the camper to see Milo with this huge white honey bun in his mouth peeing on the side of their tent!! Apparently one if the wives had made a little lean to rack to warm her honey bun by the fire, Milo snatched it, made a lap around their camp just so they knew he had it and on his way out he whizzed on their tent with his trophy held high!! That lady was pissed, I gave her $20 bucks for that damn honey bun. He was a trooper but needed constant attention. A buddy of mine was going through a really rough patch and had a lot going on and I felt he needed an outlet so he got Milo and has had him for 8 years now. I love a black mouthed cur and if I buy another dog (unlikely because I plan to adopt my next from the shelter they really are the best) it would be a brindle black mouth. I had a female that I had sight treeing her own squirrels at 4 mos she would ride in the boat with me or in my sammi. She was probly 25 to 28 lbs in my opinion she was an ideal trail dog, she was humble and stayed put unless called no matter what she was in. We were at a ride one Sunday and she jumps out of my rig and goes to one of my buddies nephews who was sitting off to the side of the obstacle crying, she stayed with that kid (9 at the time) all day and wouldn't pay me any attention. Turns out his dog had gotten ran over the previous Friday while he was getting off the bus and that was why he was still crying. Well long story short I don't have a trail dog these days. Lol damn my soft heart!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="infamous1, post: 474928, member: 5141"] [b]Re:[/b] Seen several labs as trail dogs, I had a jack russel that I hauled with me for awhile he was just to enerjetic during down time or around camp. He was always into something.One morning at camp we were making coffee and getting ready to go out and we hear this loud commotion from the next camp I ran around the camper to see Milo with this huge white honey bun in his mouth peeing on the side of their tent!! Apparently one if the wives had made a little lean to rack to warm her honey bun by the fire, Milo snatched it, made a lap around their camp just so they knew he had it and on his way out he whizzed on their tent with his trophy held high!! That lady was pissed, I gave her $20 bucks for that damn honey bun. He was a trooper but needed constant attention. A buddy of mine was going through a really rough patch and had a lot going on and I felt he needed an outlet so he got Milo and has had him for 8 years now. I love a black mouthed cur and if I buy another dog (unlikely because I plan to adopt my next from the shelter they really are the best) it would be a brindle black mouth. I had a female that I had sight treeing her own squirrels at 4 mos she would ride in the boat with me or in my sammi. She was probly 25 to 28 lbs in my opinion she was an ideal trail dog, she was humble and stayed put unless called no matter what she was in. We were at a ride one Sunday and she jumps out of my rig and goes to one of my buddies nephews who was sitting off to the side of the obstacle crying, she stayed with that kid (9 at the time) all day and wouldn't pay me any attention. Turns out his dog had gotten ran over the previous Friday while he was getting off the bus and that was why he was still crying. Well long story short I don't have a trail dog these days. Lol damn my soft heart!! [/QUOTE]
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