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Arnie/Linda Erwin's dog Oatie -AFC Suncrest Wild Oats is a Nitro son...Oatie is a very nice dog,good honest marker,handles well..good looking dog too....

check the health clearances on Nitro,cant remember if he is clear on everything
 
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Chuck,

I have a HRCH/MH 6 year old out of Nitro. She was a little behind the curve in the begining but caught on. About 70 #s , hips elbows OFA Good, eyes good, CNM Clear, EIC carrier. Solid work ethic, good looking. Hope this helps.

Steve
 
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If it helps, I've got a young male out of Oatie. He's EIC and CNM clear, Hips - good, CERF - clear, good looking (looks alot like his dad) and a great marker.:D
 
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6 Year female, Hips, elbows,eyes, heart all OFA good. EIC and CNM clear
MH< HRCH, 1 grand pass, good marker, easy to train and gets a long with everything. Wish I had a dozen more just like her, and she is fox red. Going to breed her this fall.
All AM trained by me.
 
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AFC-CNAFC-CFC-CAFC MOONSTONES Hug and Moochie "HaM" (mother of Livvy currently No.3 National Derby List)
MOONSTONES Libby's Legacy*** "Molly" (mother of Emmitt No.3 2009 National Derby List)
full sisters - from FC-FAC Nitro JH X AFC Libby MH breedings
 
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I have FC/AFC Yellowstone's Dust Devil MH (Twist) sired by Nitro. He will be 12 in Dec. and still loves to retrieve although he is doing a lot of creeping on bumpers thrown in my side yard!!! I take him out with me to help me "train" the other dogs---he critiques them and gives me some good suggestions as to where to plant the blinds.

Cerf, Hips good, elbows clear, CNM clear---didn't do EIC as wasn't breeding him.

An excellent marker; a real character with a great personality; always wants to work; too good at lining blinds and I should not have let him line as many in training as at times he would go into business for himself right at the end----so handler/trainer error there. He always made me laugh and still does. I went for his MH towards the end of his career as I had a retired FC/AFC Golden who didn't like being retired and the two were best buds----he loved it. Twist and Bart thought the hunt tests were being done just for them and that my only purpose was to drive them to the grounds. Qualified for a Master National without my even noticing it until it showed up in RTN. Passed every one he entered. Won first Amat. at age 3, first Open win at age 4. Had 8 AA wins.

I love my Twist and hope he stays around for a long time.

Glenda
 
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Chuck G said:
Considering a litter out of FC AFC Yelowstone's TNT Explosion JH.

Looking for info about how his pups turn out, i.e. drive? size? marking ability? temprament?

Feedback? Thanks.
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FC AFC TNT's Det-A-Nator (Nate) is a Nitro son. Drive and marking ability is remarkable. Size: about 70 lbs, strongly built.

Temperament? Intelligent as all get-out and quite a character - it's always fun to be around Nate. He never met a coleman cooler at a field trial that he didn't try to pry open and pillage...regrettably, with much success.

(qualified and ran Nat Open 08, Nat AM 07,09,10, finalist Nat Am 10)

He's a joy to run, to be around, and to have at home as well. As long as you keep the door to the pantry closed tight...
 
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3blackdogs said:
FC AFC TNT's Det-A-Nator (Nate) is a Nitro son. Drive and marking ability is remarkable. Size: about 70 lbs, strongly built.

Temperament? Intelligent as all get-out and quite a character - it's always fun to be around Nate. He never met a coleman cooler at a field trial that he didn't try to pry open and pillage...regrettably, with much success.

(qualified and ran Nat Open 08, Nat AM 07,09,10, finalist Nat Am 10)

He's a joy to run, to be around, and to have at home as well. As long as you keep the door to the pantry closed tight...
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Yes Meg is a tricky little grocery thief too. I know of several Nitro off spring that have an interesting little cock to their heads when you are lining them up to a blind, when you say good right there they tilt their heads as if to say "Got it" I am out of here!

I would take another Nitro pup depending on the bitch line in a NY minute!
 
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Glenda Brown said:
I have FC/AFC Yellowstone's Dust Devil MH (Twist) sired by Nitro. He will be 12 in Dec. and still loves to retrieve although he is doing a lot of creeping on bumpers thrown in my side yard!!! I take him out with me to help me "train" the other dogs---he critiques them and gives me some good suggestions as to where to plant the blinds.

Cerf, Hips good, elbows clear, CNM clear---didn't do EIC as wasn't breeding him.

An excellent marker; a real character with a great personality; always wants to work; too good at lining blinds and I should not have let him line as many in training as at times he would go into business for himself right at the end----so handler/trainer error there. He always made me laugh and still does. I went for his MH towards the end of his career as I had a retired FC/AFC Golden who didn't like being retired and the two were best buds----he loved it. Twist and Bart thought the hunt tests were being done just for them and that my only purpose was to drive them to the grounds. Qualified for a Master National without my even noticing it until it showed up in RTN. Passed every one he entered. Won first Amat. at age 3, first Open win at age 4. Had 8 AA wins.

I love my Twist and hope he stays around for a long time.

Glenda
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Glenda, I hope he is with you a long time too. Travis
 
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