3 male AKC Lab Pups
09-04-2008, 06:11 PM
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2008
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3 male AKC Lab Pups
I have 2 red males and 1 yellow male left.
One of the reds had white tips on all four paws and the yellow will bea very big boy!
They will be 13 weeks old on Sept 5th.
Sire is AKC - Champion Grand-sired by AKC CH Surry’s Brick In The Wall. Many Hunting and Show Titles in his lineage! Strong Hunting Lines, mostly English with some American, he has a nice blocky head & is very agile.
Dam is AKC Chasing Bird Strader has a block head, is agreat bird dog and excellent with kids.
Puppies have been around small children since they were born.
I am asking $400 for the reds and $350 for the yellow.
Pups have had both sets of shots and are on theircurrent worming schedule.
Onered shown please e-mail for others [email protected].
One of the reds had white tips on all four paws and the yellow will bea very big boy!
They will be 13 weeks old on Sept 5th.
Sire is AKC - Champion Grand-sired by AKC CH Surry’s Brick In The Wall. Many Hunting and Show Titles in his lineage! Strong Hunting Lines, mostly English with some American, he has a nice blocky head & is very agile.
Dam is AKC Chasing Bird Strader has a block head, is agreat bird dog and excellent with kids.
Puppies have been around small children since they were born.
I am asking $400 for the reds and $350 for the yellow.
Pups have had both sets of shots and are on theircurrent worming schedule.
Onered shown please e-mail for others [email protected].
09-06-2008, 12:03 PM
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Colville WA USA
Posts: 1,974
RE: 3 male AKC Lab Pups
ORIGINAL: HStrader
And are u seriously looking for a dog? Please call 419 699 2118!
And are u seriously looking for a dog? Please call 419 699 2118!
But any knowledgeable, prospective buyer will want the answers to the questions that I asked.
Do you have something to hide?
Are you selling pups that might be genetically flawed?
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09-07-2008, 01:22 PM
#5
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2007
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RE: 3 male AKC Lab Pups
Is there an "ignore" function on this board for cads such as Doc-E? Maybe we should lobby the mods for one if there is not one now. That function works well on other boards to filter out these agenda-driven aholes.
09-07-2008, 01:29 PM
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Colville WA USA
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RE: 3 male AKC Lab Pups
ORIGINAL: JoeBigSky
Is there an "ignore" function on this board for cads such as Doc-E? Maybe we should lobby the mods for one if there is not one now. That function works well on other boards to filter out these agenda-driven aholes.
Is there an "ignore" function on this board for cads such as Doc-E? Maybe we should lobby the mods for one if there is not one now. That function works well on other boards to filter out these agenda-driven aholes.
I also like to be informative and educational to those people who just don't know about all of the crap dogs on the market.
If you consider that to be a bad thing --- I truly feel sorry for you.
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09-07-2008, 07:14 PM
#9
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: New England
Posts: 811
RE: 3 male AKC Lab Pups
joe,
what is the problem you have with what doc is saying? do you think that what he thinks is bad for the breed or is your problem with the direct nature of his delivery? I'm not trying to stir anything up here, but I 100% agree with what doc is saying. I just got done testing my dog with an organization that focuses strongly not only in the assurance of performance in it's dogs, but the absence of genetic problems and breed conformity as well. I was speaking with a member of the executive committee of the club and the topic of HD came up. He explained that in the last 10 years, he has seen one case of HD in all the pups in the club. The reason for this success is decades and decades of testing to minimize the chance these genes aren't getting passed on.
I totally buy off on the notion of allowing the consumer to decide what to buy, but can't you agree there is a minimal level that should be expected in a pup? That's all that doc is saying, it's just he's saying it in a very direct and persistent manner, which, imo, should be admired not ignored.
what is the problem you have with what doc is saying? do you think that what he thinks is bad for the breed or is your problem with the direct nature of his delivery? I'm not trying to stir anything up here, but I 100% agree with what doc is saying. I just got done testing my dog with an organization that focuses strongly not only in the assurance of performance in it's dogs, but the absence of genetic problems and breed conformity as well. I was speaking with a member of the executive committee of the club and the topic of HD came up. He explained that in the last 10 years, he has seen one case of HD in all the pups in the club. The reason for this success is decades and decades of testing to minimize the chance these genes aren't getting passed on.
I totally buy off on the notion of allowing the consumer to decide what to buy, but can't you agree there is a minimal level that should be expected in a pup? That's all that doc is saying, it's just he's saying it in a very direct and persistent manner, which, imo, should be admired not ignored.
09-08-2008, 06:01 AM
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Pingree Grove, IL
Posts: 1,204
RE: 3 male AKC Lab Pups
ORIGINAL: mustad
joe,
what is the problem you have with what doc is saying? do you think that what he thinks is bad for the breed or is your problem with the direct nature of his delivery? I'm not trying to stir anything up here, but I 100% agree with what doc is saying. I just got done testing my dog with an organization that focuses strongly not only in the assurance of performance in it's dogs, but the absence of genetic problems and breed conformity as well. I was speaking with a member of the executive committee of the club and the topic of HD came up. He explained that in the last 10 years, he has seen one case of HD in all the pups in the club. The reason for this success is decades and decades of testing to minimize the chance these genes aren't getting passed on.
I totally buy off on the notion of allowing the consumer to decide what to buy, but can't you agree there is a minimal level that should be expected in a pup? That's all that doc is saying, it's just he's saying it in a very direct and persistent manner, which, imo, should be admired not ignored.
joe,
what is the problem you have with what doc is saying? do you think that what he thinks is bad for the breed or is your problem with the direct nature of his delivery? I'm not trying to stir anything up here, but I 100% agree with what doc is saying. I just got done testing my dog with an organization that focuses strongly not only in the assurance of performance in it's dogs, but the absence of genetic problems and breed conformity as well. I was speaking with a member of the executive committee of the club and the topic of HD came up. He explained that in the last 10 years, he has seen one case of HD in all the pups in the club. The reason for this success is decades and decades of testing to minimize the chance these genes aren't getting passed on.
I totally buy off on the notion of allowing the consumer to decide what to buy, but can't you agree there is a minimal level that should be expected in a pup? That's all that doc is saying, it's just he's saying it in a very direct and persistent manner, which, imo, should be admired not ignored.