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« Reply #20 on: December 09, 2009, 12:53:32 pm » |
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I think there is a lot more to the term than a strict definition. Suffice it to say that owning a dog or dogs, no matter the time frame, does not constitute a dog man. That defines a dog owner.
A special set of abilities as it applies to those dogs and their discipline, throughout its life cycle from breeding to training and manipulating a given dogs desired traits, AND producing the intended results CONSISTENTLY does. There are plenty of dog owners out there who excel at one or the other, and plenty who have gotten lucky a time or two. But I have never met anyone who has it all, who I would call a dog man. maybe one who is close and, given another 20 years learning and producing CONSISTANT results, will be some day.
Steve
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