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« on: February 21, 2012, 05:29:30 pm » |
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If they culled the way they should, they would loose money on almost every litter, because of all the bullnumber 2 that is part of the breed, baer test, type of food because of allergies, pigmentation ( noone wants a spotted dogo), ear crop ( part of the original standard ), etc.
Makes more sense to stay in people's hands that are going to use the dogs, like friends who hunt - $200 a pup covers almost everything and cull accordingly except ear crop. But the price on that can be cut down if people use certain vets.
Problem is, no one does that. If only hunters had the dogo - kept with the standard and culled hard, the dogo would be what and where it should be.
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