Well mine are just Lipper. They don't have any other line of House breeding in them. Just Lipper, and whats behind him. Mine are actually pretty watered down, as they have more Stylish Lipper than anything. Not sure if I prefer the Stylish Lipper blood as much. I think that's where those "Lipper ...

Sorry to hear that. I guess the answers a lot of my questions about hunting around cliffs in my post down below.

I got a question especially for you guys out west with lots of cliffs. I only coon hunt and recently found a place just infested with coon, only trouble is there's a fairly high rock cliff there and a buddies dog got treed on a coon that was sitting out on a rock out cropping. I had to go home and ...

Well mine are just Lipper. They don't have any other line of House breeding in them. Just Lipper, and whats behind him. Mine are actually pretty watered down, as they have more Stylish Lipper than anything. Not sure if I prefer the Stylish Lipper blood as much. I think that's where those "Lipper ...

Well in my opinion the Nailor dogs are extremely fast track dogs but they are also extremely hot nosed dogs with very little desire to finish a track if there is a snag and will get hooked when this happens. I aint sayin just the pups straight out of him either but even on down the line, its hard ...

Redwood Coonhounds wrote:I can't say I have house bred walkers, but I have Lipper bred Walkers and they work fine for me. Natural ability is what I like the most.

Lipper is Joe House breeding at it's finest. Lipper is off of House's Clint and House's Queen Lou. It doesn't get any better than that !

It's nice to see you guys still appreciate the Joe House line of dogs. I've bought pups off of a lot of so called "stud dogs" that never amounted to sh*t. Again years ago I went back to House's breeding and it's still the best out there. I attend a few UKC and PKC hunts and see a lot of Sackett ...

My bad I reckon......my definition of a heavy breed dog is what shows up in 3 generation. based on your numbers the dog is about 30% House breed If you consider 30% "Heavy" than we understand each other. Just make sure you explain that to people...especially "Young folks seperating from there hard ...

Not trying to start an arguement, but there is heavier bred house dogs out there. You shouldn't false advertise! Young folks don't know any different. Again.....not trying to make you mad or start an arguement.

Paul

Well, I'm looking at a 6 generation pedigree in front of me that has 126 dogs in ...

Al Vallejo wrote:Nutman sent you a pm.
Definitely interested in your pups!

Sent one back at you

Glad to see somebody still appreciates the old blood out there

6 males 2 females left. This is about as heavy House breeding that you are going to find left in the country. Father to them is a GRNITECH and also a PKC CH. Pups are also PKC registered.

Pups were born August 2, all are nice acting, friendly and not shy. Have very loud mouths and treeing cats ...