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“If you are not a trend setter, at least be able to exploit the ones you see.”
― Jeffrey Fry

“However, pointers, as a rule, will train up quicker, are less likely to show temperament, and may work better in warm weather if water is scares; while setters are more likely to work better if the going is wet, take cover more courageously, and prove more nearly 鈥渙ne man鈥� dogs. But burrs never the pointers 鈥� you pick your own dog!”
― Horace Lytle, Gun Dogs Afield

“Setters,鈥� he was saying, 鈥渁re usually supposed to be the keenest and pointers the strongest, but in my opinion it all depends on the partic鈥檒ar dog. Nowadays I hear a good deal about the pointer bein鈥� the best dog, and I鈥檝e owned some good ones myself. There鈥檚 nothing prettier than strong, wiry pointer doublin鈥� and turnin鈥� in the brush and freezin鈥� to a steady point. But for my own part, give me a well-bred Llewellyn setter; they鈥檙e the humanist dog they is. They鈥檝e got the bird sense, too. Oh, you can鈥檛 beat 鈥榚m.”
― Walter Alden Dyer, The Dogs of Boytown