Picking from a litter

[Penda 3,341]

I've picked all sorts of pups out of litters just try not to pick the gob shite out 

[Blackmag 6,035]

I have never got that hung up over pick of the litter ect as pups change so much as they grow  but it's what you put in over the first year or two that counts bonding with them I find important  then there  watching and learning and wanting to please you and then you  actually putting gear and different ground in front of them that shapes them  I doubt anyone could pick a world beater from a litter of youngsters 

[harryshounds 936]

1 hour ago, Blackmag said:

I have never got that hung up over pick of the litter ect as pups change so much as they grow  but it's what you put in over the first year or two that counts bonding with them I find important  then there  watching and learning and wanting to please you and then you  actually putting gear and different ground in front of them that shapes them  I doubt anyone could pick a world beater from a litter of youngsters 

It's a lottery but it helps when you can pick a pup your happy with for whatever reason.

[Blackmag 6,035]

15 minutes ago, harryshounds said:

It's a lottery but it helps when you can pick a pup your happy with for whatever reason.

Totally agree Harry but if you have seen the parents work a few times and your happy then the runt can often excel with the right guidance and time put in them 

[Daniel cain 44,961]

my last runner was the runt,but very forward ...ended up 2nd biggest dog in the litter,plenty of good grub and oily fish...few times I've made do with what I was given,almost all grafted to some standard,older I get,the less I expect tbh...my only real preference is,I won't keep a fighter, terrier or runner,I expect them to be 100% with other dogs...if the other dog is a known cnut...then I don't mind my dog giving them a shake...touch wood,nothings been that silly for a while

[Bakerboy 4,601]

I always go for the 1 with the waggiest tail