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There's valid points both ways and either way is good if your dealing with good specimens to start with, I would like to think a man would be ahead of the game if he had a stringer of good prepotent females, but as Mr. Larry has stated a man could go the way of the good stud dog as well, the proof is in the pudding either because it has already been done for years in other disciplines of the dog game, far as the embryo transfer work, I'm not saying it wouldn't work because I'm sure it has already been done but I would think being dogs are multiple offspring in a single whelping type of animal would make it difficult.
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