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06-10-2006, 12:36 PM
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I got a new doodle boy!!
hey everybody we got our parti-factored f1 boy this week!!
Here's "Keenan" - so don't be shy and introduce yourself!   This guy came from a chocolate/white parti poodle mom and a Labador sire who has PHANTOM markings! his personality is as sweet as you could ever want, even at 4mos old! |
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06-10-2006, 02:39 PM
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THANK YOU!!! and hopefully you can meet Keenan at our next doodle romp! I guess you might want to wait on Caesar's coming til July at 4mos. right? But I'm going to ask Susan to bring Keenan for sure.
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06-13-2006, 12:05 AM
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What a handsome fella
 He will make a fine addition to your breeding program. Can't wait to see what he will throw 
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06-13-2006, 01:18 PM
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Speakin of throwing...
I was just thinkin that if Bandit and whatever girlfriend he has throw an solid creme we could name it "Ivory"... stay with me here... Then Sheeba and a parti thrown dood could name it "Wayans" hold on.... wait for it.... not yet................. Then put the three together and we would have: "Keenan Ivory Wayans."   :P  
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06-13-2006, 09:50 PM
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What a beauty! I love the chocolates but my husband insisted on a light color because of potential shedding and our carpets -- and I do adore our boy! . . . I don't see why Brown Trout would not let me submit--they have no idea that I'm only a kinda' professional photographer. It's about whether they are looking for Labradoodle photos . . . They will let me know.
Diane (and Dakota) |
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06-23-2006, 11:01 AM
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Jac it gets even better! the LABRADOODLE RANCH is expanding for the next generation!
We are getting our chocolate miniature poodle....living in a guardian home with a dear friend.... for future miniature f1b's! And a doodle friend and client is getting one themselves, so they have offered to bring our baby to us! |
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06-30-2006, 12:21 PM
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hey Kim,
it's pretty simple, and it seems like a win/win from what I can tell: the breeder "owns" the dog on paper, but he/she lives with his permanent family. All vet bills for maintenance, and preparation for breeding are covered by the breeder and the guardian family gets a true "pick of the litter" that is of the quality a breeder wants to use. Then the breeding dog goes to the breeder's home and care for the necessary times. Of course that would vary with gender. there's a breeder who has worded the whole thing really succinctly... I should ask permission to use her stuff, cuz she has a webpage that lists it all so well.
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