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by steve1 on 28 April 2009 - 05:04
Yes, wear the scars with pride , for if you get a real humdinger of a working Pup then you will certainly get a few, There is nothing like a high drive Pup to keep you on your toes, treat it firm but fair teach it No, from the start, and not let it get 12 months old before you start, i have seen this happen several times and the Dog is the loser in the end
Steve
Steve
by Nancy on 28 April 2009 - 10:04
Since I take on face value that you are actually young and not yanking chains ..........
Look at this thread.
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LoL.. thanks for trying to take it easy on my young ass.. lol... her moms side is a sad story lol.. believe it or not a good bit of her ped on her moms side is german... actually goes back to the german stuff my mom used to breed before she was corrupted by the american show lines... its just with the years i gues people got the dogs as pets named them crazy shit and bred them.. she does have american on her moms side but she also has german.. which my "problem" is the perfect example of a complete ped and color or papers doesnt bite the dog does.. everything else is just a small helpful factor... i got a burlap sack today... im goin work with her on that.. the orange tshirt that u see her biting on in the pic didnt last but like 2 days.... she is a little of everything.. she will be a pet a brood bitch a ppd.. a lil of it all.. i really dont have the time to do trials or even knowledge even tho id love too.... thanks you guys...
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If you want to breed, why don't you just learn all you can with this puppy and get a dog with some kind of decent pedigree in the future and actually plan to put working titles on it and get conformation clearances etc.?
You really can't say any 10 week puppy with become a brood bitch until you know how she develops
It is not likely that your puppy is PPD material either; very few dogs are. If you don't have time or knowledge to do titles, you certainly don't have time or knolwledge to do serious protection work. Personally, I would not own a dog trained as a PPD [Even though I have solid Czech working line]. The last thing you want is for a your dog to hurt an innocent person and have to live with that for the rest of your life.
Look at this thread.
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LoL.. thanks for trying to take it easy on my young ass.. lol... her moms side is a sad story lol.. believe it or not a good bit of her ped on her moms side is german... actually goes back to the german stuff my mom used to breed before she was corrupted by the american show lines... its just with the years i gues people got the dogs as pets named them crazy shit and bred them.. she does have american on her moms side but she also has german.. which my "problem" is the perfect example of a complete ped and color or papers doesnt bite the dog does.. everything else is just a small helpful factor... i got a burlap sack today... im goin work with her on that.. the orange tshirt that u see her biting on in the pic didnt last but like 2 days.... she is a little of everything.. she will be a pet a brood bitch a ppd.. a lil of it all.. i really dont have the time to do trials or even knowledge even tho id love too.... thanks you guys...
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If you want to breed, why don't you just learn all you can with this puppy and get a dog with some kind of decent pedigree in the future and actually plan to put working titles on it and get conformation clearances etc.?
You really can't say any 10 week puppy with become a brood bitch until you know how she develops
It is not likely that your puppy is PPD material either; very few dogs are. If you don't have time or knowledge to do titles, you certainly don't have time or knolwledge to do serious protection work. Personally, I would not own a dog trained as a PPD [Even though I have solid Czech working line]. The last thing you want is for a your dog to hurt an innocent person and have to live with that for the rest of your life.
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