Originally posted by Rafael J Conde: So what I am understanding is that given all the tests in this planet there is no perfect or near perfect formula for testing at an early age (2-6 months).
That is what it seems at this point. Yet, we all know we have seen exceptional pups. I saw one at a breeders place at 5 months of age. I "knew" he was a great dog. The rearing was excellent and the behavior was everything you could want. I had to beg to buy the dog. It is a seasoned and excellent dog in patrol, tracking, and detection now. The dog was exactly what I saw. If and when i see another like him I'll buy him. I do believe the truly exceptional dog shows itself but when you look at the numbers as a whole I think that you are lucky if you take a 8 week old pup and it turns out acceptable.
Originally posted by Khoi Pham: Hi Kevin, what are the behavior that you saw in the young pup that make him stand out and have you beg to buy him?
Thanks. He was outstanding in confidence, his play and his behaviors were big dog behaviors, he didn't really act like a pup. He was started in bitework, tracking, and playing well and he just behaved like I expect a young adult to.
Have you noticed that about four months some pups get spooked for a couple of weeks? Is this common? I have been working on exposing him to many different sorroundings and sounds....
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