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John I'm sorry to hear of your loss. I to have lost to many hunting companions but I can visit them every day as I laid them to rest on our small piece of property ( actually 3 are on our side of the line but Ilsa and Gunner are actually on the neighbor's side). I have two boys Ike who will be 3 in September and Duke who will be 2 later the same month. I love the white coloration except in the winter. Ike is white for the most part and Duke is liver and grey. The exchange orange vests as the season progressed LOL.
Thats a fine looking pup and I'm sure you guys will make many fine memories together. Condolences on the loss and congrats on the pup and moving forward all the while a occasional glance back is good also.
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Ditto on what Rich said, Gary
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As readership is aware I lost my pal of almost 10 years sweet companion Dessa and faithful hunter. Like you we are going to a Brittany kennel in S Tx where we will pick up a freshly born girl in Nov. I too am looking forward to testing her skills and enjoying watching her grow, learn, make mistakes and come right back for more adventure just as Dessa did through her lifetime. The tears are still there on mornings when I walk and see her beside me or out in front of me quartering like she prized herself in doing. I feel your pain too and at the same time wish you great hunting with your fine looking new pup.
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