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| Saturday, March 01, 2008
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rehmert
Joined:1/4/2008
Location:GLEN BURNIE, MD
| breeding mini doxie
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| my mini doxie just had her first litter on November. she is a little over three years. she has false pregnancies often. at the advice of our vet we bred her once but hse was such a wonderful mommy and had such a healthy a beautiful litter we want to breed her again. how long after her last litter should we wait to breed again. should we skip a season. we want to do what would be healthiest and safest for her
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| Monday, March 03, 2008
at7:53:55 AM
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Rose LaBarge
Joined:8/6/2007
Location:MOUNT MORRIS, MI
| RE breeding mini doxie
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| I have been breeding Bullmastiffs for over 30 years and have always followed the practice of a year between litters. This was the time reccommended to me by a close friend who is a vet and a breeder. Also no more than 3 litters total if there were c-sections needed. My bitches have had very few health problems and usually live to be 10 to 14. I think this would probably hold true with a smaller breed also. Rose
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| Tuesday, March 04, 2008
at5:20:05 PM
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rehmert
Joined:1/4/2008
Location:GLEN BURNIE, MD
| RE breeding mini doxie
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| thanks Rose. I appreciate your reply. Ill take your info to heart
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| Wednesday, September 03, 2008
at5:58:34 PM
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txhorselover
Joined:8/12/2006
Location:CONROE, TX
| RE breeding mini doxie
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Each dog is different and you should use your own judgement if you think she is mature enough to breed. Or you may also get your vets opinion. I have been breeding dachshunds for over 15 years old. I usually breed on second heat depending on the lengths in between and how old they are. They are anywhere from 1 1/2 to 2 years old. I will only breed a female a few times and she is retired by 5 yrs. I have never had any problems with something going wrong or having to care fo the puppies myself because of it either. As already stated it is best to use a smaller stud. Just do your research Wishing you the best Dachshunds are great
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