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About LinkBacksA question for some of the guys on here who have had multiple dogs. At what point do you decide the dog lacks the blood (or whatever you want to call it) and ought to be put down so you can start over? If I face that decision with my first dog in the coming few years I'd be forever asking "is the dog a cock up or am I just training it wrong?".
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Yeah nah bro
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