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Exactly :thumbsup: so debs could have only been in the breed for around 5yrs but maybe learned so much more in them 5yrs than someone who maybe been in the breed for say, 10yrs but had no mentors, not had any success in the ring, not paid any attention to pedigrees, etc etc but just because the '10yr person' has had them 10yrs how can that make them any more of a worthy breeder if its not been a dedicated 10yrs? :blink:alfyn said:Well said Wendy :thumbsup:
Ok,so i have only been actively showing whippets for 5 years,though i did show/judge/breed gsd's for 15+ years,so i do feel i have a good eye for a good dog!
I was fortunate enough to get Flyn & show him very successfully(he has his stud book number)
During the first year or so of showing him,i did my homework( & attended 2 workshops) & will continue to do so.
During this time,i became good friends with Roz Holland,who was good enough to let me have Poppy,so i could show her & eventually breed from her.
As you are probably aware,Roz has had whippets for 30 + years so more than knows her stuff, i have learned a great deal from her,& am proud to have her as my mentor :thumbsup:
So,only 4 short years into the breed,i had my first litter & am very proud of them.2 of them are ch show winners,& 2 have so far won at open show level.
And more importantly,they have wonderful temperaments & are healthy!
So,are you telling me that i am wrong to have bred a litter in the short time i have been in the breed? :blink:
& yes,i shall be having another litter at the end of this year,& apart from the fact that i am breeding this litter for me,i have homes already lined up for the rest of the litter
& i fully intend to be around the show ring for the rest of my life!!!
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