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Reuben
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« on: February 23, 2019, 01:40:26 am »

That's exactly why I do it too Goose, exactly. I can place pups with people I feel will hunt them right and give them.the opportunity to turn out. 9 out of 10 people will ask for breeding advise when the time comes and offer me whatever I want or need out of it. I have put in the time with my little family and I can't afford to keep a hundred dogs to keep it going the way I want. I let others help me. I get to hunt with 9 out of 10 that i place or that helped make a breeding decision about so I don't have to just take the word of someone else. I can form my own opinion. I'm not the type to withhold advise if asked for fear that someone might know as much as myself. I'm also not the type to not let my blood out for fear of someone out hunting me or whatever. If they do then I can still be proud and be happy that they are doing justice for the dogs I shared with them. I would have a major regret if I lost friends or didn't better my family because of foolish pride.

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