Helping You Get the Most From Your Hunting Dogs
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| Page / 1 / 2   | | | Ask the breeder to remove all of the opposite gender from the whelping box. This will help to narrow things down quite a bit. First and foremost take some time and discuss the remaining pups over with your breeder. Explain to them what you are looking for in a gundog and family companion. Remember, they have spent seven weeks with these pups socializing and watching their behavior patterns. You are only spending an hour or so with the pups. The breeder should be able to shed some more light on each pup for you to make your final decision. The pup that stays in the corner sleeping while all the others are running around very well could be the one suited for you! That youngster may be overtired from earlier roughhousing or possibly could have overeaten from it’s recent feeding. Ask the breeder to suggest which of the pups from the litter might be suited for your specific needs. Naturally, by all means make sure that the appearance of the pup is satisfying to you, as well.
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