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Well it has has been another week of non-stop working on stuff. No time to get on-line, but was able to touch base with Baymule and...
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Y'all did great on the brisket, it looks yummy! Fun time at the theater, love those reclining chairs. Finally got the Murphy bed and got...
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I like the green color.
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Drooling over that brisket!! The Murphy bed looks FABULOUS!!! I love the finish - LOL it's the same as my kitchen cabinets. ;)
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Always listen to your dog. Why keep a LGD if you are not able to rely on their instinct to know when they need to be in another field...
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It’s been a hot summer as usual. Sheba and Buford have been working, staying in the shade as much as possible. Each night I put them in...
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I use blue half barrels for feeders. This morning there was a mouse in one of them. Sheba, world famous for her mouse hunting skills...
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And I forgot to mention that 2 champions can produce horrible offspring - the blending of bloodlines has to "click" together. LOL
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Popularity has ruined breeds in multiple species. When they become popular (Rin-tin-tin, Lassie, etc. veryone wants that dog. They...
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Sham was the best that year, except for Secretariat. Sham's close second place finish in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness also broke...
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Secretariat had an enormous heart. It pumped more blood, cells got more oxygen and he could run harder, faster and longer. He did not...
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But as @Mini Horses pointed out, after a number of offspring from a male.... stallion or bull or ram.... the odds of what they will...
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No guarantees, but if the lamb in question is a high quality lamb, let it grow and use it for breeding. No guarantees there either and...
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From Bloodhorse: Fascinating:pop
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Repeating the breeding isn't a guarantee, but it does hedge your bet, putting odds a bit more in your favor.
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