Dog named Bo Jangels

[peewee]

Anyone know anything about a dog named Bo Jangels (guess that is how it is spelled). Any info would be appreciated.

[Don Miller]

Can't help you on this one PW. I knew a man Bo Jangles and he'd dance for you, but his dog up and died. Mr. Bo Jangles

[peewee]

DM you wouldn't know a David or Linda Jenkins for greenwood would ya, just some of my kin folk.

[Don Miller]

I don't think that I know them.

[Deuce_22]

There was a dog FC AFC Riverbend's Bo Jangles. I am pretty sure that he is dead now. He was very popular in the mid to late 80's. His owners are Charlie and Jan Bunn from Cormorant, MS. I hope that this helps.

[cooter]

Harold Wages in senatobia has Bo Bo Jangles and I Have Tiger Jack Bo Jangles And Lady Bo Jangles great blood line

[peewee]

Appreciate it, I have a buddy that is breeding his bitch to I believe one of Bo Jangles heirs. Just wanted to find out about him, I dont know much about that dog stuff.

[NOHERE]

hes right,b.j. was owned and trained by charlie bunn. he was running in the late 80's.he did make it to the nationals one year and got through about 6 series. he was more of a light colored yellow lab. if any of you have ever gotten a plaque from the memphis am. ret.club trial , the dog on the plaque is b.j.

[gyver]

my dog's are riverbends bo jangles grandkids. i found a picture of him on the net one time and it had him going for 5000 stud fee.he was AFC FC. hope this helps.

[tunica du4u]

BoJangles was one hell of a dog but bred to death. Everybody and his brother had a dog out of BoJangles. Didn't at one time he have more points earned than any dog in the history of field trials or something? I may be wrong but seems like in his late years he was sold to Patricia Higgs over in Forrest City, Ar. I remember her telling me BoJangles was the dog that "taught" her how to train dogs. I had one of his pups, and have a third and fourth generation pups out of him now. Good dogs [img]images/smiles/icon_cool.gif[/img]

[Dutch Dog]

"Dutch" has bojangles' blood. I am pretty sure that if you search back in the history of nearly every dog's pedigree he's there somewhere...as tunica du4u stated he was bred extensively. I have heard of "hilanders bojangles" as well as riverbends bojangles. If i'm not mistaken one was around in the 50's.

[Labs & Ducks]

Go to gooddoginfo.com and click in the free part of the page. You can search for virtually every dog that has been associated with field trials and a lot of hunt test dogs. you can search by dog name, owner name, state, and a lot more. It also gives the number of titles ofspring, siblings, and parentage. Hope this helps!

P.S. I believe there is a picture of Bo Jangles at
working-retriever.com

[ June 28, 2002: Message edited by: Labs & Ducks ]

[Wildfowler]

Wow, thanks for posting that link to the gooddog site. That's exactly what I have been looking for.

I have a question for anyone who has an opinion. My dog has national field trial champions on one side of her lineage 4, 5, and 6 generations back. But nothing notable in her immediate parents, other than the fact that they are great hunters, as is my dog. How diluted are these champion genes by the time they make it my dog's puppies? Wouldn't these puppies make excellent field trail dogs?

[ June 30, 2002: Message edited by: Wildfowler ]

[Hammer]

I had a chocolate bitch out of Riverbends Bo Jangles that was destined for greatness... Her first dove hunt was on opening morning as a 9 month old pup in an uncut soybean field...She found 14 out of 15 birds... Unfortunately she was stolen 3 months later near Yazo City and I have not seen her since...I hope whoever stole her put her to good use.

HAMMER

[NOHERE]

RIVERBENDS BOJANGLES WAS NEVER SOLD, HE DIED WITH JAN AND CHARLIE IN THE 1980'S.