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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (4684)	11/28/2001 2:37:24 PM
From: Shoot1st	Respond to of 14610

I breed mine for love and affection....2ndary early warning systems....and weather alerts. I've have had one save a diabetic from a coma. The guy wasn't waking up and needed insulin....the dog would not stop pawing him till he got him aroused enough to get fixed. THis story comes from the brother of the diabetic. I can't imagine him telling me this for fun. It takes a more serious animal than I would be willing to breed to do this job. I want mine to be instinctive and go from poodle to pitbull without specialized training. There is nothing more troubling than selling a "loaded" dog to somebody who has no clue as to how to handle it. I'll leave the schniffenhounds to the pros. Shootie