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"FTW" in dog breeding stands for "Field Trial Winner." It is a title awarded to a dog that has performed exceptionally well in field trials, which are competitive events designed to test a dog's hunting abilities and skills in the field. It signifies that the dog has demonstrated superior hunting and retrieving capabilities.

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