there are a few of us

dalmatians were bred to be coach dogs following the coaches through the country side to keep off bandits never heard of them being bred to hunt anything but a shady spot in the yard

spray ether in a rag and hold it over the dogs nose , dont hold it on for to long just long enough for the dog to go out this all depends on the dog ,you learn how long is enough with practice when they stop squirming take the rag off ,the longer you hold the rag to their nose the longer they will ...

I had a finnely river, stylish bred female that was still mouthed her only fault was she would tree while we were hog huntin sold her to a guy who dont have any hogs near him and he loves her I have been told you get a few from that blood that are still mouthed I know where there is a still mouthed ...

two good dogs and maybe a pup or 2 thats coming up

Most of the stuff on here about Blackmouths is far from being accurate , some lines are going to be rougher ,I have had some that were straight catch dogs , some that bayed tight and in the hogs face , and some that bayed windmill like they was workin cows ,you just have to find the kind of dog you ...