Hi Stu, how you doing mate?.
The pups looking well he's certainly a big strong pup.
With regards to retrievng, they all seem to do it naturally which is handy, nothing worse than a non retriever, best of luck with him.
no one sells a gd dog mate
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LOL I NO THAT [bANNED TEXT] WAY DO U THINK A DONT WANT TO GET RID OF IT,WHOEVER BUYS THIS DOG WILL NOT BE DISAPOINTED ITS JUMPING ALREADY ITS STOCK BOKE ITS HAD 2 DROPED RABBITS OOTA THE NETS AND 1 LEVERET BEFORE [NO TEXT TALK] STARTS A WASNT OUT COURSING WITH HER OR ANYTHING, A WAS WALKING HER UP THE HILL AN SPOTED A LEVERET SITTING ON THE CLAP SO I SLIPT HER AN SHE KILLED IT WITH ESE ATB LURCHERMAN
So basically your getting rid of a dog that your saying is showing excellent potential to take a chance on two young pups ?.
Why not just take one pup that your dogs sired, then you'll be able to devote more time to it than you could two and run the one your selling this winter and you'll be able to devote more time to it also as they'll be at different stages of training.
Love or hate Plummer he wrote a highly readable article week in week out for years, no mean feat, regardless of whether it was fact or fiction he was in a class of his own literary wise. Probably why no one has taken his place.
Doesn't matter if they're mothered by the right mother as long as they're being fed, the jills might calm down as the kits get older (you haven't said how old they are now). Personnaly if they were mine I'd take a jill and half the young ones and stick them in another cage.