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My dad had a female liver Brit named Molly born in 1974. That was by far the best dog he had in 60 years of hunting
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11-04-2024, 07:57 PM
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I selected this one. Any pup is a gamble, but if the breeding and genetics are there, it sure increases the odds.
A little whiter than I had hoped, but nothing that can't be covered with a camo vest while pass shooting ducks. That white will help out in the grouse and woodcock covers.
I have enclosed an image of her great grandsire. My guess is she will look similar.
She comes home end of November.
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