Garner's Redboy x Ginger Pups

Maybe so. I would say 5 as an absolute, 10 highly probable but after 10 he is 50 and things go south at a faster rate.

But at the same time MacGregor would be mid forties so his lesser skills would diminish at a faster rate.

I would agree but it would be for the greater diminishing of Connor's skills at 45 that Floyds at 55.

Great subject to speculate on as I am still thinking it will never happen.

S

 

The funniest part is odds are those pups at that age are sold/being held with deposits.

Forget what he is selling. Forget our passion about the dogs. Just see it from a business perspective. They guy is a freakin' genius. Once upon a time it was $500 for inbred Frisco pups. When that faded another line was bought/introduced. Just enough Frisco to lay claim. Crossed them up. When they worked out and did big things they were bought/brought back. Several lines to meet everyone's preferred taste. He may not know where every puppy ends up but the ones that can perpetuate the line/family and or family business end up coming home. The cycle continues. The puppies are now $1500-$2000 and even more for some of the super duper inbred dogs.

Again, most are spoken for before the 2nd vaccination.

Name a business where the product not only sells itself, but the customers do all the work to perpetuate the business?

S

 

Exactly. I have seen a number of his dogs I really liked. I have a little shot of Kronos blood in my dogs via Bulldog Hill.

The Cottingham breeding in the original post I like a lot. Not $3000/more like, but I do like Red Boy and Red Boy strains.

Ch. Caballo was around these parts for awhile (Dynomite). Ch. Caballo would make most anyone want a Dynomite bred dog. All the while there are internet debates on how Dynomite is really bred. While people type away other people are running up that drive way with a fistful for money.

When Frisco sired his 20,000th puppy (just kidding) people were still racing up the drive.

The guy has it locked down. I can't see myself sprinting up the drive with a handful of money. And that is for any number of reasons. With that said I'm not going to trash on the people that do nor am I going to cut on the guy taking in the money by the bucket full either.

I have said before he should be teaching a marketing/business strategy class at an Ivy league school.

S

 

I went to meet guy who did dogs way back, was no longer in the dogs but was really helpful when I was using a turn table. My second reason for going was to see one of the pens TG uses.

Third reason was just to hear everyone talk about the one they had at home. LOL.

I can agree I did not go to see TG.

S

 

Funny...I tried to see his dogs. We walked to the gate and he told my buddy he didn't have time to see the dogs. I asked for 1 minutes to see the first dog pen there to see the corners. He said, "Next group thru in about 45 minutes". I said, "fair enough".
It was 99F that day but felt more like 125F. At forty minutes the line was 25-35 people deep and only going in in groups of 10-12. He has nice dogs. He has an awesome set up. He is a great marketer and business man. I give him all the props and all the respects.

But I would not stand in line over an hour in that heat to see his dogs or anyone's elses for that matter.

I ate his food and complimented him on what he had going on and thanked him. I asked could I pay for what we ate. He politely declined.

At the end of the day if JY was not going to be there I would have passed again this year. Like every other year and more than likely next year too.


I'm a big fan, moreso for what he has done and what he continues to do, much more so than his dogs.

S