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by joanro on 21 December 2015 - 22:12

My dogs are great squirrel hunters....never go hungry when the shit hits the fan as long as I have my gundog gsds that retrieve the squirrels to hand. They don't turn their noses up at road kill venison, so humans and dogs gets to eat complements of mother nature, when all hell breaks loose. :-)
Proof is on the table, BTW.

by Gee on 21 December 2015 - 22:12

@ Gigante.

Had a look at your gigante web site.

You are having a laugh, talk about milking the hype, lots of old photos of DDR dogs with crap music banging away, and you bigging up the abilities of the DDR dog.

Re hype you accused me off - "only thier legendary owners and breeders do that". 

Oops, you shouldn;t really say that when you are banging away on your own web site about there mythical prowess lol.

By the way it stops becoming mythical - when you get your own dogs doing stuff.

Surprise surprise absolutely no sign of any of your own dogs working.
But plenty talk of how capable they are, it's breeders like you that piss me off. When it comes to working dogs - if you cant train - don't breed.

You are living in myth ville fella.
 


Gigante

by Gigante on 21 December 2015 - 23:12

Gee, The thread was suppose to be on why dogs sell fast not marketing your program that needs no marketing... Since most breeders are puppy producers it was amusing the hear your say just suit up the buyers... that shite was funny. A good more then half of the working breeders couldn't fit in a bite suit much less run in one and not many pet people want to catch a real dog or should. No one has heard of me, occasionally I breed dogs that are on par with any, anywhere, any line. Sadly they are pure east more often then not, so we don't exist. ;) I didnt accuse you of anything sweetie but trying hard to sell your program here.


Joanro self sufficient dogs are $2850 each nice work. I have a bitch who loves skunk in her diet, so far a bunch of skunk hide and no hits.. Now thats talent as well.


by joanro on 21 December 2015 - 23:12

Gigante; 'Joanro self sufficient dogs are $2850 each nice work.'

Thank you. I don't have anything for sale.... really good dogs are too hard to come by, so I'm gonna be selfish and keep what I've got. :-)




'I have a bitch who loves skunk in her diet, so far a bunch of skunk hide and no hits.. Now thats talent as well.'

She must be sneaky....good dog:-)

bubbabooboo

by bubbabooboo on 21 December 2015 - 23:12

Joanro can sell her puppies because she has very good to excellent dogs and her word is enough for anyone who knows her and her bloodlines .. she doesn't need any titles or show ratings .. I would buy a dog sight unseen from Joanro because I know her dogs and know she has the highest standards .. I'm not so sure about the legendary dog breeder and their musical web sites .. some buyers just like shiney things I guess??

Mithuna

by Mithuna on 21 December 2015 - 23:12

BooBoo

would you buy a pup " sight unseen " where the dam is back massed on Lord , the sire is 3:3 on Lord , and the head is like Rasputin?

Gigante

by Gigante on 21 December 2015 - 23:12

Amen to that Joanro indeed they are. Yes referrals a good point boo a very important part to a successful breeding program

Gigante

by Gigante on 21 December 2015 - 23:12

that's a wildly malicious claim head like Rasputin I'll be the judge of that did he make the Got head post :-)

vtgsd

by vtgsd on 22 December 2015 - 00:12

Joan, love it!

"Proof is on the table"

Doesn't get any better than that:-)

Mithuna

by Mithuna on 22 December 2015 - 01:12

Gigante

a lady DDR breeder from TX says that you don't work any of your dogs





 


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