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djhogdogger
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Dinah Psencik from Dayton Tx.
Re: Culling Question
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January 25, 2011, 11:23:22 am »
Okay thanks guys. I have already chosen 3 pups that we are going to keep and i am placing the remaining pups in homes where i can watch their progression. The thing is, that i don't want to place a cull with someone to have to feed if its not going to work out. And I sure don't want a cull in the world with my name attatched to it. So i will probably keep him a bit longer and let him mature a little more and see what happens. I also know that there is always culls in a litter, so we may have more culls by the time we make it to the woods.
It seems like most pups bred to hunt will bark at a pig, but thats only a small part of being a hunting dog. The next hurdle will be leaving our feet in the woods.
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