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Zroya21 — Charm's Breeding Ad
Published: 2014-02-06 05:48:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 998; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 0
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Charm is officially open for breeding! She is the star of Von Der BlauenMond Labrador line, and the only thing we are waiting on is the O.K from the Kennel-Club to put her on the master sheet before we are going to allow a breeding to take place.
I will take ONE reserve for a breeding.
Rules:
1. 100% Male English Labrador Retriever (any color, no unrealistic white markings though, those will be ignored)
2. Must be Master Level or higher in Kennel-Club
3. Can be a starter
4. YOU will draw the breeding pic, I will design the pups, no questions asked. Breeding pic must be done in a timely manner, and must be full body full background, some sort of small story, and may not be used from an existing lineart, under any circumstances
5. Would prefer some sort of hunting title, but it is not a necessity
6. You HAVE to agree to NEVER breed your pup to a labrador with an unrealistic marking (like a white patch on the eye, etc, small white patches on chest or paws is acceptable)
If you agree to follow all those rules, this breeding will be completely and 100% free, you just have to draw the breeding pic
2014 (c) barbed-heart
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Hey,
Would you agree a breeding to a dog that is not owned by me? I'd really love to start DARPG with a blonde labrador, since I own one myself 
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depending on the dog I would't have a problem with it (:
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Thanks!
I'm trying to find one, and so far I've found three male labs that are at master level. However, one is American x English, one is a pup, and the only other one is the one that requested a breeding one comment below me
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Would you agree to breeding her to my boy? WBS Keebles Drawing Rascal
He is TKC Platinum + World Class, and has the following under his belt: Best In Group, 2nd Best In Group, Best Of Breed, Best Of Winners, 2x Winner's Dog, Best Of Opposite Sex, 2x Judges Choice
I agree with your breeding terms.
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yeah definitely! Just let me know when you draw the breeding pic, and I'll design the litter. Please, full body, full background w/ small story for the breeding pic (:
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Excuse the fact that I'm a dog noob, but what's the difference between an english and american lined lab?
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oh no worries! Ok, so the American Labrador is leaner, has a higher drive (usually) and is more hyperactive for the most part than the English Labrador. The American lines are also being bred taller and taller, while the English are being bred shorter. I personally like the English x American crosses because they are more of what I think a lab should look like, however, they do not score well in conformation. A lot of the times, English is what you see in the AKC conformation ring, and the American is what you see out hunting ducks.
Personally, I think the breed would be better off if they just crossed the two because the English Labradors are getting to obese. The standard requires them to be, which in my opinion is kind of sick. The average labrador is probably about 10-20 pounds over weight. They are not supposed to be that heavy, and if 5 pounds is roughly the equivalent of 20 pounds on a person, think about how much extra stress that puts on a dogs joints. I personally like this type of lab: www.riavanmiddelaar.nl/kate/fi… with the block head like the english, but the body of the American with thicker legs. To me that is a much more pleasing dog to look at. They are a nice dog that can be put to work in the field or on the agility field, but yet does not have the really thin streamlined head that I dont really like.
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Makes sense 
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English (I believe) are the original labradors, the American are just an American rendition of the labrador, and have a higher drive in general. Personally, in real life, if I were to get a dog that would only be used for sport, I would get an American Labrador. However, if I wanted a dog that could lay around the house, be a "normal" lab, and still have (maybe not quite as much) the same prey drive, I would get an English labrador. Like I do agility in real life with my english lab. Would I get another English lab if I planned on really competing in the sport? probably not. I would much rather get an American (because they are normally faster, more agile, etc). But where I have a lot of little cousins that come over my house on a regular basis, I need an English because they can be a little more low-key. Hope that makes some sense!
However, like I said before, my favorite is the cross. My dog was sold to me as a true English, but his father screamed American, just by looking at him (taller, longer, lankier, etc), and his mother was a true english (short, stocky, thick head, etc). So my dog is a good mix between the two because he has the lighter build with the semi-block head, but can kind of lounge around the house when I want him to but still do really well in agility (except we don't compete much because of his dog aggression, but that is a whole other story that has nothing to do with genetics).
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That does make sense, it's like if you want to get cutting bred QH or racing bred QH, same breed, typically way different ends of the spectrum (with cutters being in the 14-15 hand range and typically quiet and catty and blocky in size and racers being 15+ usually 16+ hands and a very much leaner build and typically a little more high strung). So yeah, makes perfect sense. I like what the look of the English Labs are, but I think a American would fit my needs better
It kind of reminds me a lot of Cocker Spaniels, there is the English and American and they're totally different, so yeah, I can see why you like the cross
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And english lab has a bigger build, while the american lab is more "skinnier." Hope I helped!
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barbed gave me a really in depth comparison, athough you summed it up nicely
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alright! Well, now you know.
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Oh man I wish she was American! My boy has American lines. ;A; Best of luck!
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I love love love Cooper! He is absolutely adorable (: Yeah, to bad they aren't the same lines though...
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I know. :c I'd say cross them but they wouldn't score great in conformation. Good field dogs, though.
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Well, so far no one seems to have an English Labrador that is titled enough for me to consider breeding with her, so if you get your boy up there, we may just have a deal (:
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He is 2 years now, I am waiting on a title sheet commission though.
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Awesome! I'll get lots of drawings of him done today.
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