my 6mo old puppy Bat at DMSV (pronounced k9) - Page 2

No, you didn't send me that...send it. I'll get her bird pics...gimme a few mins...

 

Yes, she's wet. Baylei likes a full-body experience when she drinks. First half is entirely submerged.

Didn't you say you were gonna send her back to me?

Yes, I said that before I took her, you seemed attached so I offered to back out, but then you blew that chance and now you'll never get your grubby paws on her again. Unless you want to title her for me...hahhahahahaa! I love Baylei. Took a little bit to bond but she is one cool chick. No one quite like her. Only pup not of my breeding I've ever seen that was on par with Capri's athleticism and hardiness overall. She's a rock.

She is a keeper for sure. How about a trade? Bat don't really like me anyways. Lol

Hmmmm....

How about 2 for 1? I paid for Baylei, you give me Bat?

Baylei would make you proud. I said from their first video of their first visit outside she was the best pup and I haven't changed my opinion. Though, females are often more precocious early on. She and Bat are absolutely mirror images. You will love her whenever you get a chance to see her next.

Nice little puppy there Jen...

Females do change but if you keep working with her and are patient thru the rough times...she'll be nice...Just be patient...

~Bob~

http://en.working-dog.eu/dogs-details/31425/Opal-von-der-R%C3%B6derburg

Lets hope the dog is better than some of his ancestors

Thanks, Bob. She's 6 months old now (obviously, lol). I haven't experienced big changes in females, particularly, but I suppose that is line to line and not a universal rule, and I don't have a ton of firsthand experience with all sorts of different lines. I have always tried to focus and learn a lot about a few rather than know just enough to be dangerous about a lot, LOL! Time will tell how she turns out. Been pretty steady thus far. What I meant about "more precocious early on" is that in her puppy video (3 weeks old) with her brothers, they were kind of standing around whining a little while she was off exploring by herself. That is not atypical with females vs. males of that age (as I'm sure you know) and it's not necessarily an indicator of future strength weakness of the males, particularly. Later bloomers, is all, many times.

Edited to delete my reply to GSDmadness. Not worth it.