Nans: PS: more puppy pics please. Thx - Page 5

Joan i'm just curious - on what promising signs you decide to keep that pup?
i mean perhaps you did some observation/tests to come to conclusion that this pup way too promising to get rid of.
what exactly is so importantly good?

Valk, the other pup fit the wants of the new owner, so that's the pup I let them have. Being as there were only two females litter, I get this one. I would have been happy with either one.

This is the first litter from the dam and first litter by the dog, I kinda like to hold back two or three pups from such a breeding to see how it worked out. Then place them after some basic training and ofa then place in appropriate home. In fact, the litter sister to the dam of this litter I raised also, and placed at 15 months with a trainer who is using her for drug detection in public schools. 

Btw, I don't get rid of my pups. I'll keep them forever if no approveable prospective owner comes forward.

well, i didn't mean under "get rid" anything insulting. since you're breeder it doesn't meant to keep all pups forever.

but keeping one it's mean you see something outstandingly valuable to pertain for your breeding goals.

No, I explained in more detail same time you posted.

I won't know if this pup is outstanding enough to breed for a year or two, valk.

I didn't take it as an insult, but the term is rough.

ok. thanks.

You're welcome.

Joanro she is beautiful, glad she is staying with you and hope she is everything you want and more.

Thank you , Nans

Here's Zoelee, yesterday...exploring the great out doors.

Ten weeks old today.

More from yesterday.

Zoelee is so confident...first time in this area, yet she went down the hill a couple hundred feet from me. Amazingly she discovered my 32 year old retired dancing horse another fifty feet (and on the other side of the bulldozed birm) further down the hill.