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Blottie is one of the girls we kept from our first ever litter of Cavalier/Brittany puppies. 'The force is strong with this one.' You may ask what 'the force' is? It is the level of drive she has to hunt. I must admit I get a great joy in working with her and an immense pleasure in watching her. She has amazing athleticism. She can jump a five bar gate from a stand still and jump a barb wire fence with a ditch the other side without breaking her stride. Some of the things she tackles. makes you look through your fingers, but she seems to be a good judge of her own ability so far.  Blottie
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Stephanie
22/6/2016 11:30:36 pm
I am someone who already has shared my life with cavaliers and had a few heart stopping moments when they - what was it you said the Duke of Marlborough called it - "break"? i.e. when they are so involved in what they are doing they don't respond to calls, whistles, treats etc.
Jane
23/6/2016 09:49:40 am
Her recall has not been sharp, but recently we seemed to of turned a corner with this. We have never lost her, but she has almost made be have kittens a few times. The last few weeks though she has become more attentive to me out walking and started to understand that she does not need to run half a mile away and then start quartering, she can do it around me as we walk along.
Stephanie
23/6/2016 11:12:45 am
Isn't interesting how different they are even though they are both from the same "nest". Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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