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- Tell us about yourself: Was member on DS list several years ago. Have had DS over 18 yrs. Retired K-9 officer. Still have 2 DS, one son of last work dog (Kimba) and one rescue from a police program. Also a Greyhd/pitt mix. Considering future home for a female rescue DS--waiting due to health issues. Have friend fostering rescued DS from HS here--no prospects--problem dog. Nothing like a Dutch. Sharon
No Drops after all
In trying to follow up on the possibility of a breeding of a Kimba grand daughter, I guess it's hopeless. The guy with Ft.Wayne has been back from teaching the seminar at U of Ky for two weeks, and hasn't returned my calls (just two---didn't want to "hound" him). Have absolutely no idea why. Alas. Guess it was just too much to hope for. They say a person should have a really good dog in their life at least once. I've had a bundle,so guess I was just greedy. Still sad, though. So, now I'll watch the rescues til the right one comes along----that's not too horrible, is it? The red rescue sure wormed his way into our hearts, and another will do the same. A Belgian breeder has a lovely 14 wk female puppy she wants really badly for me to take, but it just wouldn't be the same! No hurry, though. The Belgian breeder feeds 100% raw, so I'm not sure how that adjustment would work. She raises gorgeous pups.
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Re: No Drops after all
Maybe it was not the right time for you Sharon. Unless you want to go without brindle all together, maybe you are just supposed to wait a round? 
Judith Van Neerland Dutch Shepherds 