too hot

[hitfreshairagain]

Hi all,

Sorry for my ignorance and i hope you can educate me.

I have often heard some dogs being refered to as too hot what exactly is meant by this.

Thanks Lee

[apache]

are you having inappropriate thoughts?

 

[fortune82]

It means they have blonde hair (or brown, your choice) DD Bazukas, come f##k me eyes and a shaved puny!!!!

 

In reality it means they are mental in a good way. Like comparing a fiesta to a ferrari.

[Lloyd90]

For an inexperienced handler you want a dog with a bit of go in it but not too much as without the know how and experience of what to do with them they quicker lose control. Some people will want a very hot dog say for trialing where they can train it to a very high standard, if you just want a dog to sit in the hide and retrieve the odd pigeon then you dont want a dog thats nuts, If you want a dog to trial then you want one with TONS of energy, to work ground well flush and retrieve with style and speed so you want a very hot dog for that.

[darren m]

i was wondering about hot dogs my self , wether they can be used to your advantage or are a total inderance

 

my dog as a full (nearly) ped of FTCH and FTW and and a few folks have said shes a bit hot , which i admit she can be when she gets going.

[monkeyboots]

i was wondering about hot dogs my self , wether they can be used to your advantage or are a total inderance

 

my dog as a full (nearly) ped of FTCH and FTW and and a few folks have said shes a bit hot , which i admit she can be when she gets going.

 

if you can keep control of a hot dog then in my view your shooting day is a lot more exciting and its a joy to watch a hard going fast springer work , ive seen slower dogs work and sum of them would make you go to sleep just no drive or spark about them but i know a few shooting men who prefer this type of dog