Jim is a good guy, with some good dogs - if a pup went in that hog pen at 8 weeks, it went in there on its own. There has been one other one that I heard do that same thing, he was a little super star.
Catcher - my pup that I got from Jim just turned 8 months old - she found her first hog by herself ...

I saw that pup a few months ago, when I picked a little female up. He looked good

I googled your question, theres alot of stuff on the internet about Kevlar - but I cant find anything about that - hahaha
I would think 2 layers of anything would be better then one layer, blunt trauma will be dampened by another layer too, thats why some vests have a layer of felt or something else ...

good testimonial for cazadoras but didn't answer his question i think he was just askin if 1 layer of 3000 was as good as 2 layers of the other . but i don't know myself anybody else?

Your right, I just like flapping my gums :wink:
catcher - I think you answered your own question man :)
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She is a friend of mine - I have 2 collars she made for me, she does awsome work too. I dont use vests on my dogo's only because it seems to slow them down - I have them just never use them. I know plenty of people who have her vests and their dogs have been on multiple big hogs and the vest hold up ...

Thanks
Love the dogo's, not the best hog dog but the good ones sure make an impression on you

Live in east central florida, have 2 dogo's and a florida cur pup. Hunt when I can, love watching a good dog work.
Great site!

Rick

Says his friend ended up shooting him in the chest accidentaly when the bear was attacking him. Thats some sad news.

Shes nice! You can try her out on a shoat to see how she does, but halfbreed is right - dont let her catch anything big until she's older so her adult teeth can set in. Start working her nose now and she should be good at 1 year. We call my female " the nose " started her when she was about 4 months ...

pretty face, not the best pic. If shes got any blood from the 2 kennels he listed on his site - you should have a little bad a$$

Nice! Good luck with her, whats her pedigree? and or kennel her parents came from?

Some dogo's have splayed out feet, supposed to be nice and tight - I hear you can tighten them up by putting a good layer of pea gravel in their kennel, or run them on soft sugar sand/beach type sand ( if thats what ...

I dont know, Ive seen some linebred/inbred dogos that were almost perfect as dogo's go. The breed is still fairly young, so sometime I think a little more of it would do some good, depends on the dogs though.

I dont know if its jaw strength, maybe more of a leverage thing because of the length and where they are holding at or a bad bite. Alot of those dogs seem like jaw or snout catchers. Ive even heard of a few that got their k9's knocked out from being beat against a tree by a hog. I realy dont think ...