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« on: July 14, 2020, 04:41:21 pm » |
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I feel your pain. Cajun is right in my opinion. You may or may not keep the "best" pup out a litter, but in my opinion, if there is that much difference in them, they probably shouldn't be bred anyway. Consistency of a litter is huge when I consider breeding a dog. I have bred dogs that I would've bet a lot of money would've been barn burners and turned out they needed to be burned in the barn. Sometimes it just isn't a niche. There are so many variables I raising good dogs. Its amazing that anyone does to me. I don't get to hunt enough to keep over a pair of pups. I like to start one and once it has the idea then start the other. Or if I make several hunts close together I might rotate them. I also start my pups on live hunts at one year old. I do this because of mental maturity. They might be physically able to keep up but it doesn't mean they are mentally able to keep up or deal with some pretty harsh adversity sometimes. You don't see 13 year olds fighting for boxing championships, you may see 18 or 19 year olds though. Everyone has their way and what works for them. This has been mine.
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