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1) All SUBMIT YOUR SITE submissions must be related to topics of hunting, hunting dogs (and field trial horses), game animals/birds, hunting dog competitions, or related services, equipment, supplies, etc.
2) You must be the owner or authorized agent of the website that you're submitting for listing
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just_grousin
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highcotton
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just_grousin
It's an honor to make your acquaintance. Thank you for the kind compliment. I completely understand your liking of the Royacelle lines!
Speaking of pedigrees, I just obtained a pup whose dam has the same dam & sire of your Willie? Perhaps they were litter mates? (I really hope I am speaking with who I think I am speaking with!). Anyway, this is my first Llewellin with these particular lines (I have quite a few!) . The pup is just 9 weeks and really showing great promise. Brilliant pup doing things that I have not seen in a pup this age before...
I am also obtaining a pup out of the Witner's breeding. Hoping for a future breeding pair out of these two... but, only time and good training will tell.
Thank you, again.
Speaking of pedigrees, I just obtained a pup whose dam has the same dam & sire of your Willie? Perhaps they were litter mates? (I really hope I am speaking with who I think I am speaking with!). Anyway, this is my first Llewellin with these particular lines (I have quite a few!) . The pup is just 9 weeks and really showing great promise. Brilliant pup doing things that I have not seen in a pup this age before...
I am also obtaining a pup out of the Witner's breeding. Hoping for a future breeding pair out of these two... but, only time and good training will tell.
Thank you, again.
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highcotton
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- Location: Alabama
Glad to meet you as well.
Yes, I have had several of the Sam and Whitney pups. IMO they are some of the best of the Bondhu lines. They are a little more dog than many Llewellin people want but that's why I like them. Wilbur's Jake dog also produces some real nice puppies from Olen's Babe. Although they don't quite have the horsepower of the Sam/Whitney pups they have a ton of point and long range noses. I have had good success crossing them with my American lines.
Most of my young dogs now are Royacelles and Blizzards or a combination thereof. I did get a nice litter this year from Josh and another of the Sam/Whitney females. I kept a male from that litter to look at for awhile.
Yes, I have had several of the Sam and Whitney pups. IMO they are some of the best of the Bondhu lines. They are a little more dog than many Llewellin people want but that's why I like them. Wilbur's Jake dog also produces some real nice puppies from Olen's Babe. Although they don't quite have the horsepower of the Sam/Whitney pups they have a ton of point and long range noses. I have had good success crossing them with my American lines.
Most of my young dogs now are Royacelles and Blizzards or a combination thereof. I did get a nice litter this year from Josh and another of the Sam/Whitney females. I kept a male from that litter to look at for awhile.