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Saltydog235 · February 25, 2013, 08:13 AM

What about WHB dogs? Or DLB dogs, how do they fit in? I've had and have both of those variations as well. Fact of the matter is I've had a GSP in about every variation, coat color and bone size they come in. Every one of them has been an individual with their own personality. Every one of them is trainable and eager to please. Every one of them has been biddable and smart and an excellent family dog. And every one of them has loved to hunt provided I took the time to introduce them to it and work with them some on it. Bone structure has absolutely nothing to do with the make-up or docility of the dog. I had a female who was the best do I ever had and was big boned and heavily ticked absolutely destroy an entire Lay-Z-Boy recliner, ate it to the frame because I left her home alone.

February 25, 2013, 08:13 AM	#27
Saltydog235 Senior Member Join Date: October 20, 2010 Location: Pawleys Island Posts: 1,563	What about WHB dogs? Or DLB dogs, how do they fit in? I've had and have both of those variations as well. Fact of the matter is I've had a GSP in about every variation, coat color and bone size they come in. Every one of them has been an individual with their own personality. Every one of them is trainable and eager to please. Every one of them has been biddable and smart and an excellent family dog. And every one of them has loved to hunt provided I took the time to introduce them to it and work with them some on it. Bone structure has absolutely nothing to do with the make-up or docility of the dog. I had a female who was the best do I ever had and was big boned and heavily ticked absolutely destroy an entire Lay-Z-Boy recliner, ate it to the frame because I left her home alone.