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ChoppinDs40

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In reply to Deerdude • 7:29a, 9/22/26

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I had a red heeler many years ago. Great dog. However, very dog aggressive. She died too young of cancer.
Smart as a whip and loved her people. She was a tank though - 80lbs. I think she was mixed with a German shepherd

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In reply to EnglishElhew07 • 1:23p, 9/22/26

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Guy I work with just suggested Chad. That's where he got his (that I saw in the field).

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1:43p, 9/22/26

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Pudelpointer fits your bill. We rescued one 12 years ago. She was about 1 and found in Louisiana. We've never hunted her but from all accounts they are great bird dogs. I can attest that she's the best family dog we've ever had. Still spry and going strong.

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11:13a

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3 Female Cockers available in Lubbock:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1fQoJYACso/

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12:06p

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Another vote for field cockers. Got one 6yrs ago from Muddy Paws and has been a great dog. Wanted to downsize from labs - but still have a family hunt dog. Very birdy, high drive when outside, but lots of chill, and loves water.