Yea i see, so its actually the less talented and the dogs who weren't 100% ready to match, that shows you what the most talented dogs have as a back up
To bad you stopped breeding.
Yea i see, so its actually the less talented and the dogs who weren't 100% ready to match, that shows you what the most talented dogs have as a back up
To bad you stopped breeding.
Exactly. That and the fact I made it my business to breed to exceptionally game dogs, from exceptionally-high-percentage litters, as my foundation.Originally Posted by R2L
Yea i see, so its actually the less talented and the dogs who weren't 100% ready to match, that shows you what the most talented dogs have as a back up.
I miss breeding dogs, mainly because of the dogs themselves, but I don't miss the stress of having a big yard ... nor the aggravation of hearing of people doing my little dogs wrong (feeding them shit food, making spot weight, etc.). There have been some really good folks who've gotten their hands on them though, and I do miss hearing the stories of how their dogs are progressing. What I miss the most is just watching world class athletes, the precision of their movements, and the excitement/eagerness on their faces when they're doing their thing.Yea i see, so its actually the less talented and the dogs who weren't 100% ready to match, that shows you what the most talented dogs have as a back up
To bad you stopped breeding.
Very good post guys!!
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