It’s been awhile…
“The dogs are a dying game, too much risk, too little reward ... for decent folks.”
Sadly a very true statement. Plus most of the old timers are gone now.
And yes, it would be nice to see more discussions on the forum.
It’s been awhile…
“The dogs are a dying game, too much risk, too little reward ... for decent folks.”
Sadly a very true statement. Plus most of the old timers are gone now.
And yes, it would be nice to see more discussions on the forum.
Common sense isn't so common these days.
Have never tried to speak anything but the truth.
Got out, went Arkansas newscaster call me on the phone.
Not willing to be a martyr for dogs; I have way too much to offer this world besides combat dogs.
I have absolutely loved my combat dogs, but they will NOT be greater then ME ...
I am greater than them ... and the commercialization of dogs has put EVERYONE in this field in the spotlight..
The statute of limitations of my involvement are now expired.
I have no dogs; I have no risk anymore.
And it's a good feeling.
I know what you mean C.J., I too had to bow out. Just when I had got my act together with a good family of dogs to work with. The risk was just too great. I will soon hit the 76-year-old mark. Mind and health still good.
My older dog partner of 87 years old. Finally sold off the last six or so of our last family of dogs. V.J. kept them family bred for over forty years with only two outcrosses.
Anyone that has any of your 100% bred dogs are blessed. I considered your bloodline as valuable as the last line of dogs like Mr. Lightner had bred.
You had a great Catalyist family of dogs. That would have improved a lot of these last heavy bred Tudor's Dibo line of dogs. Take care, Cheers
Like to hear from the Cali Jack!
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote