With the previous topic about which sire to breed a bitch to, I was wondering what is the difference in what Ford and Patton are throwing to their pups? Do they throw the same traits to their litters being litter mates? One RTFer was asking which one, Ford and Patton should he breed his bitch to. It just got me thinking what the difference was. I know alot of RTF members have had dealings with both and off spring. Just wondering.
Patton-Ford?
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The Ford dog in our training group is like the others mentioned...BORED OUT as they come. Knows only 2 speeds, asleep and WFO. Extremely stylish to watch, and trains with 110% intensity. If there was such a site as WWW.IThrowHighRollinPups.com, you'd see a pic of Ford. Just my humble opinion. 
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hahahahahahahahah! I actually clicked on your link looking for the site :lol: I would love to see a list of the accomplishments of the offspring of ALL of these dogs, Ford, Patton, Cruise, Izee, etc. All the threads about "nicks" this must be the top of all time.Matt G said:The Ford dog in our training group is like the others mentioned...BORED OUT as they come. Knows only 2 speeds, asleep and WFO. Extremely stylish to watch, and trains with 110% intensity. If there was such a site as WWW.IThrowHighRollinPups.com, you'd see a pic of Ford. Just my humble opinion.
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How controlable is all that go? Not too hard to handle I hope.
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I just tried that link and couldn't see it.....Matt G said:The Ford dog in our training group is like the others mentioned...BORED OUT as they come. Knows only 2 speeds, asleep and WFO. Extremely stylish to watch, and trains with 110% intensity. If there was such a site as WWW.IThrowHighRollinPups.com, you'd see a pic of Ford. Just my humble opinion.
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I train regularly with a man that has 2 year old pup directly out of patton . and to say jacked up is a term I would not use .... more in the lines of a fire breathing dragon.... please don't take this the wrong way... the dog is solid and does very very nice work... just the type of dog that loves to do what it was breed for when he gets to the line it looks like every muscle in his body is shaking. but please keep in mind on the dam's side she has little man. If i was running a several day event no doubt I would like to have ones of these pups to be able to hold up day in day out. Just got a new chopper pup to add to stable here pup that was born dec. 06 has the same dam so we will see how it goes. Just my experience in the dog world.
I train regularly with a man that has 2 year old pup directly out of patton . and to say jacked up is a term I would not use .... more in the lines of a fire breathing dragon.... please don't take this the wrong way... the dog is solid and does very very nice work... just the type of dog that loves to do what it was breed for when he gets to the line it looks like every muscle in his body is shaking. but please keep in mind on the dam's side she has little man. If i was running a several day event no doubt I would like to have ones of these pups to be able to hold up day in day out. Just got a new chopper pup to add to stable here pup that was born dec. 06 has the same dam so we will see how it goes. Just my experience in the dog world.
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It isn't supposed to work :wink: :wink: :lol:Kingofthecamp said:I just tried that link and couldn't see it.....Matt G said:The Ford dog in our training group is like the others mentioned...BORED OUT as they come. Knows only 2 speeds, asleep and WFO. Extremely stylish to watch, and trains with 110% intensity. If there was such a site as WWW.IThrowHighRollinPups.com, you'd see a pic of Ford. Just my humble opinion.
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