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13-11-2006, 10:52 PM
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/explorer/...32219-1810813?
his site
http://www.brucefogle.com/index.php
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13-11-2006, 11:11 PM
Originally Posted by knottybabe 
hiya!
but i went on the battsea dogs home website and they had a lot of crosses, and i thought if i did get a rescue dog, i wonder what personailty it would take after......! just thinking about it really!!
Its great that you are thinking about it
Hopefully what I wrote about rescues, [ all the good ones that is ] being able to assess crossbreeds well, through experience, might be useful while you are deliberating :smt001
Some of the best dogs I`ve known for general good temperament have been multiple breed Heinz`s in terms of their ancestry, possibly because there was so much dilution of traits as to not have any particularly problematic or dominating genes. I do think that such dogs, from a good rescue who know their stuff, are often the best dogs for first time owners, generally speaking :smt001
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