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Unread 06-30-2024, 06:10 AM   #6
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I have two older female multiple Grand Master Labs, and they are the best dogs 'in the field' that we have had in nearly 60yrs of Labs. Their pointing ability just adds icing to the cake. One is 13, the other is 10 and her liver is growing, most likely from a greatly oversized adrenal gland. At only a 50% successful rate for adrenal surgery, we have oped to just give her all the field time we can, both with us and a few close friends. No apparent pain yet and still has energy levels of a puppy. The trainer/trialer is giving us another GM after her last litter is completed. She is 7yrs old and black. We have become his retirement home for his dogs. I like the pose of Craig's young dog, high tail and leg up. Little does she know how lucky she got. Life is Good! Tom
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