how to choose the right pups from the litter

This was nothing but a gamble that paid off.95 percent of the dogmen in that era wouldnt have touched Dibo especially after Heinzel advised against it.Earl Tudor was a Gambler 1st and he like the way the dog was bred and took a gamble on him and it payed off.

 

Lol... maybe i am a clairvoyant.

Look guys, all i am saying is that their are many traits that make up a great dog, right?
And many of those traits, not all of them, can been seen when they are young.

So if you presume gameness will be equal among the litter you need to look for other traits that will separate the pups.

That's all i'm going to let out of the bag...

Now if you don't know how to do this and you need to grow your dogs out to find out they are lacking that's fine because if they are lacking you will find out sooner or later.

Also on the flip side of things i have spotted pups that will definitely not make it. They were my friends dogs and the first time i seen them i pointed out that i don't think those dogs would turn out, and i explained to them why. They wanted to see if i was wrong and all they did was prove me right. The dogs did not turn out and it was exactly because of the reason i explained to them when the dogs were young, 4 months and 6 months old.

Finally i would like to say if you yourself don't know how to do this, don't be upset because there probably isn't many people that can, that's fine just admit it. BUT just because you don't know how to do it doesn't mean its not possible and therefore you shouldn't be telling people that its impossible. There are young dog men in the making reading these forums and they don't need false information that may set them back in their thinking.

How about we leave it at, maybe its possible to pick out the best pup in the litter, but i have never met anyone that could do it.:cool:

 

Bounty in simple plain to understand terms. You are completely full of shit.

 

I agree with Red on this one..Its just not possible to do this every time..And sure everyone gets lucky here and there with lots of homework and research.But Bounty I have never even heard of what you are saying man.

 

And I thought you had some magical ability lol.. damn.

 

This is the only place i look to when picking a pup... MUDDA MERCY!

 

All I can say is "Wow" to all you newbies please don't fall for this bullshit pick whatever pup you like most cross your fingers raise it right and go from there....

 

hahahhahahahahah

 

If you red everything I wrote you would of picked up that I never said i could do it every time.... If you can't pick up words in a sentence then how can you possibly know how to pick the best pup???

 

I think there is something that you can see or something the pup will show you when he or she is young that helps you make a better pick... I usually like the ones that resemble the gamer dog in the breeding and the most outgoing ones...however sometimes the shy ones turn out better they just turn on slower..roll of the dice...gamble...etc...is true as well

 

Sorry you are right. Its my opinion that it IS possible to pick out the better pup.

 

So no one here can look at a badly constructed dog and work out that it won't be able to catch as good as a well constructed dog?

 

Another person completely fuula shit. shy ones turn on late...sence when....facepalm!

 

Avoiding the obviously fucked to the naked eye pups....maybee you are eternaly wise lmao

 

That's just how I feel about picking pups yea its not a for sure thing its just something I do...it makes me feel better...

 

Hey man whatever makes ya happy bro lmao. Ur still full of it.

 

Just a side fact, one of the best dog men ever (he bred his own and showed his own and possibly won more shows than anyone else in history) would cull his pups if they didn't have a certain trait by a certain age. He didn't do it from the start he did it after many years of breeding. He just noticed something and if the pups didn't have that trait he culled them because he new from many years of breeding and many litters that the pups that didn't have that trait rarely turned out so in the end he just culled. What that meant was he could either raise less dogs and get the same results or he could do more breedings.

I don't hear people calling him crazy or a clairvoyant. Pretty scientific if you ask me.