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Does anyone know or can recomend any breeders? I know there are a few on here but can't remember there screen names.
Do they have any clocolates? Looks like all they had were yellow and black?I am not against getting a yellow or black but I really like the looks of the chocolates. Chocolate would be my first choice,Black, and than Yellow.
I have had quite a few people tell me to look at the blood lines. What am I looking for? I have never bought a dog of any kind. I have got a few links to several breeders but most are for Yellow and black.
Thanks NWBREW. I have had quite a few people tell me to look at the blood lines. What am I looking for? I have never bought a dog of any kind. I have got a few links to several breeders but most are for Yellow and black. Where did you get your pups?
but you won't get what you want in the field if your main purpose is a duck or upland dog.
gasman: I think what wacenturion means is that if you pick a show dog based on confirmation you may not get a good hunting dog.
WA Cent is correct in that having good blood lines doesn't guarantee an exceptional hunting dog, nor does not having a high brow pedigree guarantee a mediocre dog. That is all about training. What having good blood lines does do, is that it ups the percentage of having a dog that responds to good training as much as possible and has your desired physical traits.I have met some rescue dogs that were trained incredibly well, and have met some pedigreed dogs that I wouldn't allow in my boat. You don't have to break the bank to find a great hunting dog and family companion. and finally, as D. Wolters would emphasize, get the pup at 7 weeks old. And have fun!