Here the hog is at bay. He's convinced he can't get away, so he turns to confront the dogs. The dogs are flying in circles around him.
You can hear when the hog is bayed up because the dogs' barking takes the form of a nonstop song of howling, barking, squealing...each dog has its own, typical
voice.
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The open mouth tells you that the boar is popping his jaws. This is a sign of aggression, one of many.
As he continues to pop, a white foam starts to form and slobbers from his mouth.
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| This pretty, young Catahoula leopard bitch is showing a prancing gait that a dog might use when taking a breather, or, for whatever reason, is slacking off in
speed or intensity.
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