Ah, Myra,
While I would race to have lunch at your house it would be both because
of the wonderful food and the company in which you included me. I don't
consider myself in the same class as Jo Ann and Claudia who have been in
dogs for way more years than I.
I have so much more to learn as well. One thing I am learning (and
this discussion does point it up a bit) is that breeding Cavaliers is
different and a bit more difficult than breeding many other animals.
While I may have bred horses and know movement, it surely won't mean I
can keep type in Cavaliers. I'm just greedy....I want to have it all.
<G>
So, therefore I ask questions and listen to Jo Ann, Claudia and
others. I venture an opinion in the hopes that it will be confirmed or
enlightened. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. (Or I could wax
philosophic and say "silent prayers, silent answers". <G>)
We are truly lucky to have some great breeders on this list from whom to
learn...
...and it would be terrific if we did all live closer to each other.
Suze
Myra Savant wrote:
>
> After following this thread with interest this morning.....I keep having one
> thought pop into my head over and over. This is it: I'm relatively new
> to Cavaliers, only five years. I've had two dogs who won Best of Breed
> pretty often and they have also placed in group. I think that they are
> typey, structurally sound dogs and I know they move well. But......I sure
> wish that Jo and Claudia and Suze lived closer. For sure, I would invite
> them over for a great lunch and then I would put some of my dogs up on the
> table and let them give me a tutorial. I know I'm still learning. I
> haven't done any breeding so far without seeking the advice of several
> others, and I haven't kept a puppy without seeking the advice of several
> others, but it would certainly be instructional if those of you with more
> experience would just come on over. I'd make a fabulous lunch. I promise.
> Myra Savant
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