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how to find a good stud to breed to my dog??
im looking into getting my blue heeler breed but im picky about who i breed to her.
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You're not going to get a good response about breeding your dog, especially considering your dog is aggressive, why on earth would you want to breed her?
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Most ppl on this site are if not against breeding, at least extreamly picky on who is considered a "responsible" breeder. If your pup is agressive, it is probably not the best to be breeding her. Also, how old is your pup? What heat cycle is she in? Has she been genetic tested? Vet checked for all forms of problems? Why are you breeding her? What will you do with her pups? What about the ones that don't sell?
As a forewarning, just like Sneaky said, you will probably not get the warmest reception to this question.
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No one who has a champion stud would ever think of allowing him to breed with a dog who is not also a champion in something,(performance, conformation, etc) and who has not been tested and cleared against all genetic defects common to this breed.
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I believe Peppy85 has already answered the question of what will happen to the pups in another thread defending petstores getting pups from BYB's, even stating his/her mom sells her boxers to petstores. Apples don't fall far from their tree!
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here's a question
Why are your horses gelded? Could it be that they are not stud quality? This same theory applies to dogs.. think about it. So many unwanted animals in this world, why add to the population and breed an agressive dog.
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and personaly i dont think breeding your pet even once twice or however many times,is byb breeding ,if your careful who you sell to ,now its a different story if you let anyone buy the puppys. |
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Yeah right,WHY would you breed your dog KNOWING she is agrressive???????????????????????????????????????? ??????
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first off i know what the hell im doing im going to sell them to friends at a few barns and stables that are looking for blue heelers,and the ones i dont sell i will keep one and other i will put up for adoption,as for her aggesiveness its in the breed you cant get around it and its not that bad only tords some animals never ppl,shes never attaked any thing, and i dont want to breed her to champion stud just a good dog blue heelers are not prissy little show dogs there working farm and herding dogs,and yes shes been veted, and shes 3yrs if you bother to read my signiture.my horses are gelded becuz their are so many quarter horse stallions out there.im breeding her cuz i have a list of ppl wanting pups from her.and this is for glassass,you saying im like my mother is an extereme insult i wont sell to anyone without going through questions and also id never sell to a store,most of them are supplyed by millsand they are horable dirty and discusting places,i only want one litter out of her then i will spay her i have talked to other ppl who breed blue heelers and they said every female they have bred has calmed down after breding and that is not why im breeding her,shes a beautiful dog great personality and loves ppl,i want a to find a male like that.
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Jeez how many animals do you and your family breed????
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And why would farmers want puppies from an animal aggressive dog? You say you know what you're doing, yet seem to think that breeding her to a quiet and unaggressive dog is the answer, as though that will automatically mean the pups won't be aggressive. I don't know much about genetics, but I'm not breeding my dog. I suggest you do more research before proceeding. |
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breeding will not
For your information, I own an Australian Shepherd crossed with Bernese. She is totally Australian Shepherd. She came to me with 5 pups at her side. In no way, shape or form did this slow her down or change her temperament with regards to other animals. So don't kid yourself, it's not going to help and will probably add to the unwanted pet population.
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acdlover, are you and peppy85 identical twins? Hmmmm....
And by the way, you are getting more and more confused. The post clearly says "Aussie CATTLE dog" and NOT "shepherd". Thread locked. |
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I doubt you'll find any information on who you should breed your dog with...I think the large majority of the people on this site are against BYB, even if it is just for friends, and just once.
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