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$500
AKC JH STUD FOR SALE
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-Update we can deliver for free into the Reno/Sacramento area on October 23rd-
We are helping place this boy into a hobby kennel/hunting home. He is six years old and in the prime of his life. He is still incredibly active and would do best as a hunter/stud dog with lots of room to run. He would not be suited as a house pet or in a apartment due to his energy level.
The good is that he is a titled and health tested active stud. He is OFA good on hips, normal on elbows, cardiac and eyes. He is also dna tested and cleared for multiple genetic conditions via UC Davis. He holds a AKC JH hunt title however he hasn’t been shot over for a few years. I originally got him for my older father and he is just too energetic for him to handle so we have used him as a stud dog since. He is up to date on vaccines.
The bad and why he is priced so low is he was injured by another dog when he was younger and had to have his tail partially amputated and he now has a “cauliflower” wrinkled ear. It doesn’t affect his hunting or use as a stud its just that since he isn’t conformationally perfect we are asking $500 rather then 3-5k for him. He is a dark chocolate in the fall and winter and his coat lightens up to a lighter color in the summer. I took pics before giving his coat a blow out to show what I mean. He has a loaded pedigree and is a Carolina smoke on the water grandson.
He is a assertive, confident boy that can go all day and we will be picky about where he goes due to that. He is located in Northern Nevada. May possibly be able to deliver to certain locations but personal pick up is welcomed and encouraged. Please call or text for more information.
Coat Colors:
Medium Brown
Coat Pattern:
Solid
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Vaccinated
Vaccinated
Champion blood
Champion blood
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Registered
Pedigree
Pedigree
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Badlands kennel and training
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