I would like to buy a puppy from you but I want one from the best litter. I need one that can get a Sch 3. Are one of your current litters the right litter for me?

What I think is that the difference in the dogs I see at the nationals and a great many of the dogs I breed is the handler - when you finally get to this level (of the dogs that I breed) it comes down to a handler believing in his dog and then accepting the fact that no dog is perfect and all of dog training is problem solving of one sort or another. I sell a lot of dogs that could be at the nationals and never get there because the handlers do not have the skill to train at that level or the handlers choose not to work hard enough to get their dogs to the nationals or the handlers do not live near a helper that is a national level helper. I always compare this to being a narcotics dog handler. I did this for 10 years. I tell people that a good drug dog is 75% handler and 25% dog. The issue is that the dog cannot be 23% it has to be 25%. But the best drug dog in the country is not going to find as much dope with a handler who is only at the 25% level.

So I cannot tell you that future breedings are going to be better genetics.