Sir Humpalot - 6 Years old

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19# Platinum boy. Double A recessive maskless No pied or Brindle , First in the USA He can make fawns. Creams blues chocolates champagne and platinums ..This guy has it all I ship overnight using a computer controlled shipping box. Comes with a guarantee. He Has a great head and ear set. He is a really nice small guy Beautiful Solidccoat. You can see a video of him on youtube youtu.be/jRonSm8xk08 Getting a nice litter starts with quality parents. But is takes more than that. Collecting, shipping semen and timing the AI all take experience to get right. I have over a thousand breedings. Give me a call. Even if you dont usemy service I know you will find the info very informative. I have 20 proven studs. All have produced large litters. Stitch my blue boy has been used over 350 times All my boys are short and cobby. My aim is to produce smaller Frenchies 18 to 22 lbs. with short muzzles and little tail. Compact dogs with a short back legs and neck You might go to my web site and preview the breeding section. There is info on doing your own progesterone tests. It costs me $10 a test and I get the result in 30 minutes. Typically you need three tests, first at about 6 days and then two more to narrow down the day of ovulation. Optimum AI is two days after Ovulation. Lab tests are more accurate, but expensive and many times you dont get results for 24 hrs. and that can be a problem. If you’re doing a surgical AI then your Vet will probably want to do the tests onsite. I have lots of videos and info on progesterone testing, the AI process, C-section, whelping and a lot more. Stud fees range from $800 to $3500. I charge half the stud fee and then collect the balance after you have a litter, plus $150 every time I ship Some customers want two shipments two days a part. But one breeding is all you will need for a surgical AI I have been doing this for many years and really have the collection, prep and shipping down. It has taken a few years to perfect the process. I use a pa