I'm currently on the lookout for a male pup. This pup will need to have solid nerves and intense drive as my goal for him is to compete and be trained for a dual purpose police k9.
I've been researching for about 4 months now and have come down to two kennels. One in the states and one in the Netherlands. Any references would be much appreciated.
Thanks you.
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K9trainerCs
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- Joined: Sat Nov 30, 2013 6:08 am
- Tell us about yourself: I've been a professional dog trainer for the past 13 years, focusing on sport dog training and competition the past 5. I'm currently in search of my next partner and am considering a Dutchie. I hope to gain as much knowledge as possible from these forums and it's members
- Location: Houston Texas
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