Timber and Dory Presents

Capin' Dan · 08-26-2003, 10:47 PM

Here are the latest from the spiritwood dogs Timber and Dory. A good English breeding out of Championship Lines. These little guys are four weeks old.

Powder

Fox red boy

Doing Hard time

[ 08-27-2003, 06:39 AM: Message edited by: Capin' Dan ]

Flathead · 08-27-2003, 06:11 AM

Dan,
Are you selling these pups? If so how much. My wife really likes Powder.

skein · 08-27-2003, 06:11 AM

Awwww, Danny, that ain't fair! What if my wife stumbles onto this page?

Those are fine looking pups - oh, man.

Skein

Capin' Dan · 08-27-2003, 06:21 AM

But Skien that post was put there to entice you with the nice little red puppy.

Flathead, one of the yellow boys should be available. The pick will stay with the kennel as our new show dog. It could ba a black though I have a tendancy to really like the blacks. Where do you live and would you be interested in letting us show him if you purchased him? We will be asking $600 for the puppies.

Dan!

Flathead · 08-27-2003, 06:32 AM

Definently worth it. But, I think my wife just had a heart attack. Wait boys, get the smelling salts! I think she only fainted!

Thanks, Dan. We'll discuss it and see what she wants to do. Powder would be a great match to our chocolate and black. We'll let you know.

Capin' Dan · 08-30-2003, 10:39 PM

We would like to congradulate our half brother on his wins at the California specialities.
Two first places and a best puppy at the show.

Way to go Brice.

Skien that is the little boy you looked at last year. He just can't be beat. His record now is Seven First and two seconds and a best puppy in show. This is the best we have ever had one do.

Dan!

Capin' Dan · 08-30-2003, 10:54 PM

Flathead, I have had a lot of folks tell me that his is steep. People who have and have seen these dogs realize that they are of exceptional breeding. Where for most folks this doesn't matter I mean a good looking dog is a good looking dog and beauty is in the eye of the beholder and owner. There are plenty of fine dogs out there at a fraction of the price, I guess it can be related to a Ford Pinto and a Rolls Royce and every other in between. There are a lot of good ones out there and then there are some great ones. I am trying for the very best and it is very expensive on my part as well. I have spent as much as a $1000 looking for a good female and have been known pay $800 for a part ownership in certain dogs. This is usually when I want a dog that the owner doesn't want to give up so we will partner up and see if it pans out. Just looking for perfection. Also perfection is an opinion that is not shared by all. Even the lab breeders can't decide what is perfection or what the dog was bred to do. Some think long legs no coat big dogs are the answer, soem think short squat dogs can perform longer and better and some think that the correct Lab is medimum lots of coat big heads lots of bone, medimun higth and stocky is the answer this is where I stand. One thing that I demand from a dog that comes into my program is that it hunts and excells at it, Secondly it must not be dog agressive it must have a good temperment, Then it must look like a lab the way I think they should look.

Now look what you made me do! I will get off my soap box. This bred is great lets keep it that way folks.