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    I see no problem with it. Something I see as a good sign of a good breeder is if they don't breed individuals too often and give their moms breaks. Many good breeders already know or have a good idea of what future pairings will be.

    Take your time looking for a breeder. Labs are really popular which means some people jump into it with no thought of genetic issues and temperament. In my opinion the popularity of a breed makes it tough to find a good breeder.

    Someday I want an Irish Wolfhound. They are not very common and only a handful of breeders are out there. I've still been researching to make sure when I am ready and I get a healthy, happy animal. ♥

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