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outlaw14slayer
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Re: Making a dog less gritty
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July 28, 2010, 05:27:25 pm »
I'm breeding for grit. I do not want a dead dog anymore than the next hunter and I do realize extra grit can correlate with a shorter life expectancy, but I can't stand a dog that won't mix it up. I have had a couple of the non-gritty variety. I would personally rather take my chances with rough dogs instead of running dogs that won't attempt to put the brakes on a hog. If your worried about it just provide your dog with some protection and take your chances.
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