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I like females as they seem to be easier to train for me and that leads to more personal enjoyment and a better bond IMO.......


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A friend of mine had about 25 English Pointers. Keeping the males separate and not fighting was a full time job.
I’ve only had setters. Fighting has not been a problem. Males are stronger but also hard headed.
I also lost my big male for 7 days in South Texas. He was lucky to survive the experience.
Have 2 females now . I’m pleased with them. Hasbeen


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Originally Posted by hasbeen1945
A friend of mine had about 25 English Pointers. Keeping the males separate and not fighting was a full time job.
I’ve only had setters. Fighting has not been a problem. Males are stronger but also hard headed.
I also lost my big male for 7 days in South Texas. He was lucky to survive the experience.
Have 2 females now . I’m pleased with them. Hasbeen


Not sure how many Brian had when he was just Chokebore Kennels all total easily 25 Plus. Never seen a fight there. Not saying there was never a fight. But why would you put dogs down you know are going to fight? I can't see how it is a full time job. You take one out of the kennel you train, you take out the next. If you need two out than take out two you know get along. Not very hard at all.


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Another consideration is size, males tending to be larger.

I currently have 3 female Labs, one of which is pregnant. I've owned Labs for almost 50 years, always females. I enjoy developing blood lines and breeding for hunters. I used to hunt a lot out of a canoe.. Did not want a hundred pound male jumping out/in the boat and so preferred smaller females.
I typically don't hunt very big water (EX: lower Columbia River) and so don't feel the need for the most powerful expression of the breed. I currently hunt most often with this female, #66 very agile, very fast.

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Originally Posted by Nebraska
I like females as they seem to be easier to train for me and that leads to more personal enjoyment and a better bond IMO.......


This is my take on it also. I don't breed though, so mine have all gotten spayed.

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I like females as they seem to be easier to train for me and that leads to more personal enjoyment and a better bond IMO.......


This is my take on it also. I don't breed though, so mine have all gotten spayed.



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Envy can be a horrible thing to live with. Best to just turn away....


Males also will not give you an unplanned litter of Wireiel's. Toby would have boinked them all. He may have had to make them back up to a high rock, but I have faith....


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Originally Posted by battue
Envy can be a horrible thing to live with. Best to just turn away....


Males also will not give you an unplanned litter of Wireiel's. Toby would have boinked them all. He may have had to make them back up to a high rock, but I have faith....


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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
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A friend of mine had about 25 English Pointers. Keeping the males separate and not fighting was a full time job.
I’ve only had setters. Fighting has not been a problem. Males are stronger but also hard headed.
I also lost my big male for 7 days in South Texas. He was lucky to survive the experience.
Have 2 females now . I’m pleased with them. Hasbeen


Not sure how many Brian had when he was just Chokebore Kennels all total easily 25 Plus. Never seen a fight there. Not saying there was never a fight. But why would you put dogs down you know are going to fight? I can't see how it is a full time job. You take one out of the kennel you train, you take out the next. If you need two out than take out two you know get along. Not very hard at all.

We used a 6 hole trailer and a 2 hole in the truck. Always tied them off short to the trailer. If we put the wrong two males side by side there would be a fight. Hasbeen


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Originally Posted by hasbeen1945
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
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A friend of mine had about 25 English Pointers. Keeping the males separate and not fighting was a full time job.
I’ve only had setters. Fighting has not been a problem. Males are stronger but also hard headed.
I also lost my big male for 7 days in South Texas. He was lucky to survive the experience.
Have 2 females now . I’m pleased with them. Hasbeen


Not sure how many Brian had when he was just Chokebore Kennels all total easily 25 Plus. Never seen a fight there. Not saying there was never a fight. But why would you put dogs down you know are going to fight? I can't see how it is a full time job. You take one out of the kennel you train, you take out the next. If you need two out than take out two you know get along. Not very hard at all.

We used a 6 hole trailer and a 2 hole in the truck. Always tied them off short to the trailer. If we put the wrong two males side by side there would be a fight. Hasbeen


again how is that a full time job?


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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
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A friend of mine had about 25 English Pointers. Keeping the males separate and not fighting was a full time job.
I’ve only had setters. Fighting has not been a problem. Males are stronger but also hard headed.
I also lost my big male for 7 days in South Texas. He was lucky to survive the experience.
Have 2 females now . I’m pleased with them. Hasbeen


Not sure how many Brian had when he was just Chokebore Kennels all total easily 25 Plus. Never seen a fight there. Not saying there was never a fight. But why would you put dogs down you know are going to fight? I can't see how it is a full time job. You take one out of the kennel you train, you take out the next. If you need two out than take out two you know get along. Not very hard at all.

We used a 6 hole trailer and a 2 hole in the truck. Always tied them off short to the trailer. If we put the wrong two males side by side there would be a fight. Hasbeen


again how is that a full time job?

Hope your smart enough to know that’s just a figure of speech. Maybe not. Hasbeen


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Yes it is a figure of speech implying something is a burden or pain. So how is it such a burden or pain?

Personally if dogs really want to fight they have not been properly socialized.


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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Yes it is a figure of speech implying something is a burden or pain. So how is it such a burden or pain?

Personally if dogs really want to fight they have not been properly socialized.

I must have said something to hurt your feelings or you have cabin fever.
In either case I’m not going to waste my time arguing with an internet expert. Hasbeen


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Originally Posted by hasbeen1945
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Yes it is a figure of speech implying something is a burden or pain. So how is it such a burden or pain?

Personally if dogs really want to fight they have not been properly socialized.

I must have said something to hurt your feelings or you have cabin fever.
In either case I’m not going to waste my time arguing with an internet expert. Hasbeen


Didn't hurt my feelings any. No cabin fever here I am in the big city of kosice. Just pointing out that most well socialized dogs don't fight. Ones that do it's simple you don't put them down together. But some seem to think it's a full time job. But what the hell do I know?


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My best dog was a bitch chocolate.Lab She titled easier and faster than any male I ever had, And as earlier posted was not hardheaded at all. She had more drive than any dog I've owned.

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Originally Posted by longarm
Another consideration is size, males tending to be larger.

I currently have 3 female Labs, one of which is pregnant. I've owned Labs for almost 50 years, always females. I enjoy developing blood lines and breeding for hunters. I used to hunt a lot out of a canoe.. Did not want a hundred pound male jumping out/in the boat and so preferred smaller females.
I typically don't hunt very big water (EX: lower Columbia River) and so don't feel the need for the most powerful expression of the breed. I currently hunt most often with this female, #66 very agile, very fast.

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What a beautiful lab!!


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Thank you Nebraska. She's preggers now. Looking forward to a basket of chocolate pups.
Here's a pic of her at ~1 year old watching coots swim through our decoys

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Thank you Nebraska. She's preggers now. Looking forward to a basket of chocolate pups.
Here's a pic of her at ~1 year old watching coots swim through our decoys

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Great looking dog there. Well porportioned and in shape.


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