Breedia Dog Forum
At our ringcraft, we have some irish setters, English setters, a few whippets, Scottie's, smooth collie , briard, and that's without any new imported...
Yes I see plenty , one of the perks of going to shows.
Oh right....Figo is " Austwell" , his sire us "Alfie " CH Bregantia the X-Factor at Winterkloud,
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A staffie sounds like it would fit the bill
Who did you get him from, out of interest ?
I don't think that's the case, the curly is more common in the US, so it's more likely to get one there than here, most breeders here have wavy, so...
Apart from the obvious size difference, it will all depend on breeds and individual dogs, some breeds males are more challenging, some are more aloof...
Working and gun dogs, I like a medium large breed both short and long coat....
Between £ 1000 , and £. 1200
I`m not sure about that, in the UK the curly coats are few and far between, due to the show ring preferring the wavy coat, you wont see many curly...
I think thats very important, you could easily be fooled because its a medium sized breed its a moderate dog to own, but the energy they have along...
[ You have described them to a tee, Figo is my first, (had Boxers before) and I never thought I see another breed that is as characterful as them,...
As above they are PWD and both curly and both in the retriever /pet clip.. You can also get a worly, that's somewhere in-between the curly and wavy...
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The size difference....Lol, when they first met Figo was 13/14 weeks old, Rosie is a couple of mths older than him, so they were evenly matched, but...
Not sure about that Azz, there is one into Cardiomyopathy though. Sadly I think Boxers like many other breeds are prone to cancer, just like us,
Hello and welcome from Jackie and Figo
Yes cancer is a problem in the breed, hopefully one day we will be able to eradicate it, just like with us.
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