Jagdterrier wanted

JasonGNV

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There's a guy on FB that has pups for sale now. Think they are crossed with blue tick though. Think he's in Idaho and willing to ship or meet. I can look him up if your interested. PM me if so.
 

B&C Blacktails

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thats funny. I have been interested in yaks for awhile now. I just met my first yak terrier this morning. There is a guy in Oregon who has some. Search for gibbs terriers
 

Don K

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Supposed to be some great blood trailing dogs. I have been reading about the different breeds used for blood trailing and one of these days I will convince the wife we need a dog!!
 

laxwyo

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I was actually reading that as a strictly blood dog they wouldn't be that great because they have less patience than a beagle because they want to hunt so bad. In fact, some people won't sell them to you if you say you're using them only for blood. They are good at it though
 

go_deep

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I have one, and dang he's a varment killing machine. Fastest thing on four legs I've ever seen.
 

B&C Blacktails

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I was juggling the idea of getting a jagd or a Patterdale. I couldn't find any jagd pups in California so I settled for the Patterdale wire hair version (fell). That pup was one of the toughest dogs to train, but now he solid. Listens to every command very quickly just like a German Shepherd would. He works great as a blood tracker, not quite as good as my dachshund was but the Patterdale is still young
 

BredWest

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I have one and am getting another next month. Great hunting dogs have alot of hunt and kill drive. I have used mine for blood trailing, he found my buddys eight point buck when he was 8 months old. I started training him when he was 6 weeks old he does very well. I use him for phesant hunting, retreiving doves and hunting critters, coon, fox, possum and anything else he can find to kill. As for a decoy dog, I know there are alot better dog breeds for that. Jagd terriers have a one track mind when they see something they want to sink their teeth into, and seem to me like they could be pretty hard to train to call off a critter. Just my opinion. As for a trap line dog they would be awsome. They are a dog with alot of energy and need to be hunted or ran in the woods alot, or they will find other ways to burn that energy, usally not good ways. If you have any other questions or want to talk Jagd's send me a PM. Also DTOM has two litter mates to my dog,and is very knowledgable on the breed. He also has a cur he decoys with. May be someone else to talk to. Good Luck.
 

EarlT

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I use mine to hunt everything from fox to badger to wounded yotes, along side my Patterdales