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There are those of us, foolish purists that we are, who see a given breed one way and one way only. We struggle to reproduce that ideal as consistently as possible. It goes without saying this is a very old fashioned and very arduous way of breeding dogs. But then, all the good lines I have ever known have been developed in this old fashioned way – through hard work, persistence and an unswerving dedication to a clearly envisioned goal.

~Rick Beauchamp, January , 2o12.

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