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Post by hicntry on Jan 13, 2006 9:40:43 GMT -5
I don't know how often the updates will be as I understand Curtis is going to Texas. Hopefully we will be brought up to speed on occasion. Ed did get to watch Curtis work in the field before he left from what I understand and yes. Ed is the mystery observer of Curtis' speed. ;D Curtis is Geronimo's little brother. Maybe we can get Ed to say something.  |
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Post by Maverick on Jan 13, 2006 10:28:40 GMT -5
Who is Curtis' proud owner?
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Post by southern on Jan 13, 2006 10:45:12 GMT -5
are you driving and from which direction.
I am just off I 40, stop by
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Post by ed on Jan 13, 2006 10:52:43 GMT -5
Curtis is going to Texas with the fellow who is training him in Schutzhund. I will try to get him to post.
Before Curtis left he was filling out very nicely.He is several inches taller than my dog and lankier. He is a very fast runner and has great reach.Sort of comparing a line backer to a reciever.
One thing occured to me regarding the coyote business.Working a dog hard on a sleeve for several years effects his bite. They get bulldoggy and really clamp. They are thrown around by a man who is running and dragging or driving them them while they are hanging on and getting stick hits at the same time. I have had my arm badly bruised while wearing a heavy sleeve with bites that have left lasting memories.
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Post by Maverick on Jan 13, 2006 11:09:55 GMT -5
I imagine that getting bit by a coyote might also encourage an Airedale to put a little enthusiasm in his bite!  Ed, does the sleave work increase a dog's bite? Any tricks to increase bite power? |
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Post by hicntry on Jan 13, 2006 20:49:43 GMT -5
"Before Curtis left he was filling out very nicely.He is several inches taller than my dog and lankier. He is a very fast runner and has great reach.Sort of comparing a line backer to a receiver." That's it!! Very fast and has great reach!!.  I see I am going to have to get you out on the next coyote hunt with Curt, Ed.LOL Maybe even sit around a fire with some houndsmen for an evening. We need to teach you how to spin a little more yarn into those tales. Something like "He is so fast that no one wants to wear the sleeve when they see him". The coyote hunt might not be a bad idea at that. Brisco definitely knows what to do with those critters. It would be great if Curtis' trainer would keep us up to date on his training Ed. |
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I see I am going to have to get you out on the next coyote hunt with Curt, Ed.LOL Maybe even sit around a fire with some houndsmen for an evening. We need to teach you how to spin a little more yarn into those tales. Something like "He is so fast that no one wants to wear the sleeve when they see him". The coyote hunt might not be a bad idea at that. Brisco definitely knows what to do with those critters.