Breedia Dog Forum
Happy Holidays from all the dogs & humans at Chatham Hill, including the Yellow Flatcoat!
oohhh I'd let you in for a peek DEVILDOGZ.... :)
It's whatever you believe. Chatham Hill Dogs are happy in our home and the Flatcoats and Chatham Hill Retrievers we adopt out are happy in their...
We are fine here at Chatham Hill Dogs. Our puppies & dogs are all healthy. And FYI we never sell to families in apartments...not even the smaller...
It doesn't matter what I say--you won't believe me, you'll just bully me. :(
It is whatever you believe. :)
They've been tested on it all. All good.
They have all been tested and on the day they took the tests they were all fine!!! Didn't I say that.
I prefer 3 musketeers, actually.
We went to a sanctioned AKC match kinda like a fun match and showed the Yellow FCR in the ring for conformation. He went around once the judged...
Yellow flatcoats are very much flatcoats. They do not normally look like golden retrievers and have all the characteristics of the flatcoat breed....
Yes this is the Cruz Family.
Yes, we here at Chatham Hill in the USA do breed Flat-Coat Retrievers. We own a Yellow Flat-Coat Retriever and aren't AFRAID to breed it with another...
So ask yourselves how all this testing has changed things. :-) We already know the answer, just curious if you do. And.... Again... in a few...
Procedure performed by a PennHip specialist and Friend on my side of the equation. PRA physical exam to rule it out. Lineage research beyond 12...
No Rambler, it's more like you only read what you want. Now you answer. My apologies in advance for any ruffled feathers to follow, But I've been...
1. The question was posed to you. 2. Outcrossing does far more for a diminished gene pool than further researching inbred lines 3. The foundation...
Whatever tests science has proven conclusive. What tests do you do? ;-) But then there are so many physical tests that haven't improved the...
Yes according to your Kennel Club.....clients. (sigh) And cruciate ligament injury is relative to the ligaments in the knee, as a collateral...
Yes, no offense but, as your name suggests and your actions... Rambling on and on. 1. The question was posed to you. 2. Outcrossing does far...
