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What Do You Look For In A Pup?


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lamping-lad.when picking a pup i generally would watch them for a hour or two .looking for the longest in the body the shortest in the leg.if it was a ist x cgxg or gsdxg i would look for the one that had the most greyhoundy look about it .some pups tend to hit the eye so to speak .some litters are so uniform its diffecult to pick one out.colour tends to influence me especially a nice dark brindle.at the end of the day it is usaully just the luck of the draw .i personally think lurcher to lurcher are more diffecult to pick out due to the variance of the genes

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lamping-lad.when picking a pup i generally would watch them for a hour or two .looking for the longest in the body the shortest in the leg.if it was a ist x cgxg or gsdxg i would look for the one that had the most greyhoundy look about it .some pups tend to hit the eye so to speak .some litters are so uniform its diffecult to pick one out.colour tends to influence me especially a nice dark brindle.at the end of the day it is usaully just the luck of the draw .i personally think lurcher to lurcher are more diffecult to pick out due to the variance of the genes

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i only run dogs so that cuts my choice down abit. i dont take the runt. as long as the pups look well reared than i will take a punt. i like a pup that stands up for its sellf but dont bully the rest of the litter.

same here mate dogs only.....but i know a lad who kept the runt from a litter an it turned out to be the biggest phsyically an the best hunter out that litter lol...i pretty much look for what the above posts have mentioned....
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Not too hyper or too mardy, just a bright confident looking pup, should be curious and trying to sus you out! Feet not turned out at the back or turned in at the front, wormed, jabbed, not covered in fleas. Trust your gut, your pup'll let you know which one he is.

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Depends what I want the dog for, but a switched on, confident, healthy puppy with the makings of the right build is a good place to start,

 

dogs that flee into a corner, are unresponsive, weak looking or just don't appeal to me are the ones I would avoid

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