A suitable ESS stud?

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Re: A suitable ESS stud?

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Rascal wrote:And what about the gals too.... :whistle:

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Re: A suitable ESS stud?

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Fred hits cover like it isn't there and Bracken would hunt all day.
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Re: A suitable ESS stud?

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Care to qualify that post Cynic before I delete it or are you being cryptic as well as a cynic?

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Re: A suitable ESS stud?

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Does the bitch have any physical faults that need addressing such as too long on the back, too long or too short in the leg, its no good just asking for a list of cover bashers, you also need a dog which will complement your bitch and her lines, there isn't enough info in your original post for anyone to hazard a guess as to which stud would suit her, for all we know we could be recommended her litter Brother! :lol: There may be high hip scores in behind your bitch, for example, and also behind a dog which has been recommended in which case that could be disastrous for the pups, do some research! :)

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Judy wrote: All you will get in answer to your question is a list of people's favourites, you may not like any of them if and when you go to see them and none of them may be suitable for your needs.
Rascal wrote:Care to qualify that post Cynic before I delete it or are you being cryptic as well as a cynic?

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Judy did :clap:
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Re: A suitable ESS stud?

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Ah thank heavens someone is able to express their own original thoughts on the subject.... :lol:

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