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Crossing the Smooths and Wires and why we do it

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Finally, I am finished and here is the first part on crossing coats and why it was done. I hope I have not talked too much about pedigrees, but somehow I always like to see what happens when I read a new pedigree. I always hope the right choices were made and I certainly think they were really on the money with how they got the Standard Wire better. Most are Standards that I talk about, because Standards were what I bred, but the same perspectives still apply in either Miniature or Standard crossing.

“Wirehairs to Smooths”

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