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Thread: Hopefully a springer litter due January!

  1. 19-01-2016, 03:24 AM #16
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    All eyes now open... just!

    Looking really good. Very happy.Name: pups.jpg Views: 213 Size: 340.2 KB
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  3. 19-01-2016, 09:33 AM #17
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    It will be very interesting to see how these pups turn out. I remember her having a whole lot of go when I saw her. In fact I wouldn't have thought that she would have sat still long enough for Elvis to get a leg over
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew46826 View Post
    It will be very interesting to see how these pups turn out. I remember her having a whole lot of go when I saw her. In fact I wouldn't have thought that she would have sat still long enough for Elvis to get a leg over
    Not as funny as it sounds... had to put her on a lead. She has a ton of drive alright. Jamie Payton, who owns GFCH Keepersmoor Sage Wood (Her Father and son of Brick) believes her, Brick and Bracken (Sage Wood) have the highest drive levels of all the dogs he's seen, well he said that a year agio... might have seen something else by now LOL.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew46826 View Post
    It will be very interesting to see how these pups turn out. I remember her having a whole lot of go when I saw her. In fact I wouldn't have thought that she would have sat still long enough for Elvis to get a leg over
    I'm confident that these will be very highly driven easy to handle pups. There is little element in the pedigree to produce much else and as it is reasonably condensed genetically it would be surprising to get much from outside of those parameters. I think the success of these pups will be more handler orientated but as three are going to people who have already made up natural game champions i think their future is bright.

    but then, i would say that!
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    If I had my own house/was allowed another dog I'd be all over one of these pups like a rash!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew46826 View Post
    If I had my own house/was allowed another dog I'd be all over one of these pups like a rash!
    They were all gone before trhey were born, I had homes for the two that didn;t make it, Only time I have ever buried $3000 in 2 minutes

    I will repeat the mating 12 months from now.
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