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Tara 13 Months Old

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So this is our Tara ( PP Free Tibet by WW09 Ch Panther's Ghost z Uplnku, out of CH Lightfall's Will-O-Wisp) at 13 months of age in the kitchen (sniffing around for some food to steal....)

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and also can't resist sharing this one here:

my husband and our 2 b&w Whippetgirls :wub:

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She is beautiful.

You know that I'm angry that her black litter brother can not be stud dog.
 
Beautiful :wub: and i just love the second picture too!!

Judi
 
lazarus said:
She is beautiful.You know that I'm angry that her black litter brother can not be stud dog.
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Yes I know, and I am really very sorry for that :( , but this because of our very strict puppy policy...I feel responsible for all the future breeding with "our bloodline", and if I am selling a dog to a pet home (never shown), I don't want it to stud, even it was good enough...and nobody wanted a black male for showing from that litter, and I also didn't want to keep another black male just because he's nice....

....it is better for the dog and better for everyone..especially for me because I don't need to worry about the unwanted/unplanned/etc progeny. So the black boy is neutered, just like the fawn and white boy and the fawn girl is spayed; all went to very loving 100% pet homes. That's life :)

Maybe there are some who disagree, but I really don't want to buy back or rescue our "Whippet grandchildren". Breeding is responsibility.
 
She's looking super. You must be thrilled with how she has come on.
 
petrezselyem said:
lazarus said:
She is beautiful.You know that I'm angry that her black litter brother can not be stud dog.
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Yes I know, and I am really very sorry for that :( , but this because of our very strict puppy policy...I feel responsible for all the future breeding with "our bloodline", and if I am selling a dog to a pet home (never shown), I don't want it to stud, even it was good enough...and nobody wanted a black male for showing from that litter, and I also didn't want to keep another black male just because he's nice....

....it is better for the dog and better for everyone..especially for me because I don't need to worry about the unwanted/unplanned/etc progeny. So the black boy is neutered, just like the fawn and white boy and the fawn girl is spayed; all went to very loving 100% pet homes. That's life :)

Maybe there are some who disagree, but I really don't want to buy back or rescue our "Whippet grandchildren". Breeding is responsibility.
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I 100% agree with your philosophy. Excellent :thumbsup:
 
lazarus said:
petrezselyem said:
Yes I know, and I am really very sorry for that :(
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I think this pedigree could be quite interesting to many breeders....
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I agree :thumbsup: That's why I have a female from that litter :D I knew I cannot count with the males in breeding later, and anyway, Ariel stole my heart :b

btw, Tara is so beautiful! hope to see her alive soon!

here is a freestack picture of her littersister, PP Dive In Your Life, my sweetheart :wub:

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it was a rare moment, because she is usually holding some toys in her mouth :lol:
 
petrezselyem said:
So this is our Tara ( PP Free Tibet by WW09 Ch Panther's Ghost z Uplnku, out of CH Lightfall's Will-O-Wisp) at 13 months of age in the kitchen (sniffing around for some food to steal....)
tara_13_2.jpg


and also can't resist sharing this one here:

my husband and our 2 b&w Whippetgirls :wub:

szeretteim.jpg
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YOUR BITCH LOOKS LOVELY AND VERY SHAPELY. BEST OF LUCK WITH HER.
 
Very nice girl and the brindle too.
 
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