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Well it's been a year without a dog. We have been talking about it for a few months. Went Saturday night to see some 3 wk old black lab puppies. Picking ours up after Christmas

 

3 of the 4 males

 

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Congrats! I'll be doing the same this spring. I didn't want to train over winter.

 

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Here is my pup Cabella, Shes 4 months old and this was her first duck retrieve from the water after I shot it.

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Yea going to be real fun I see some cold nights

 

 

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Yea going to be real fun I see some cold nights

 

 

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Yup, enjoy!

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Picked up a 4 month old shepherd named him barretbbc20c2ee1cef28b1cae9b66a10f12e0.jpg

 

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What a beautiful dog! That is exactly what I would like to rescue this spring, shepherd. They are somewhat hard to find in rescue, but I plan to give it a shot.

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So which one is yours?

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No idea we go Saturday to pick then a few wks later to pick up. My daughter will want them all

 

 

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No idea we go Saturday to pick then a few wks later to pick up. My daughter will want them all

 

 

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Can't go wrong with a lab!

 

 

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Went and picked out our puppy. Few more wks

 

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