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by Kelly M Shaw on 14 March 2007 - 17:03
JMO but I just think the presence of the dog. If you can get a dog that is very clear in the head with every decision, can be taken into any enviroment without his/her nerves being shot, is structured very well, and clicks with any kind of training you do with that dog, then for me that is what makes an outstanding dog.
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