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Brodysmom · 07-09-2008, 10:59 AM

Hi I just found this site and need some info please!
We noticed on June 22nd that our Yorkiepoo was bleeding (she may have been bleeding before that we didnt notice)she is 2 years old .
So we put her with the male on the 27th , she stopped bleeding on the 29th,
he mounted her but she moved away , on the 30 they tied twice that day 10 minutes each time, ,on July 1st we were not home so not sure if they did anything, on the 2nd they tied again for like 15 minutes . What do you think the odds of her being pregnant are ?

Brodysmom · 07-09-2008, 12:12 PM

14 views and no one has any answers for me

sallen38 · 07-09-2008, 12:52 PM

Just a warning. I don't think you are going to like the responses that you are going to receive.

In my opinion, why would you want to breed her? No good will come of this. Sorry to sound so harsh but please do your research on here and you will see things don't always turn out great.

Good Luck!

GurleyGirl · 07-09-2008, 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Brodysmom

Hi I just found this site and need some info please!
We noticed on June 22nd that our Yorkiepoo was bleeding (she may have been bleeding before that we didnt notice)she is 2 years old .
So we put her with the male on the 27th , she stopped bleeding on the 29th,
he mounted her but she moved away , on the 30 they tied twice that day 10 minutes each time, ,on July 1st we were not home so not sure if they did anything, on the 2nd they tied again for like 15 minutes . What do you think the odds of her being pregnant are ?

I'd say the odds are real good that she is pregnant... most mate their dogs on the 9th, 11th and 13th days of their cycle (or somewhere around those
days).

Best of luck!!

Brodysmom · 07-09-2008, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by sallen38

Just a warning. I don't think you are going to like the responses that you are going to receive.

In my opinion, why would you want to breed her? No good will come of this. Sorry to sound so harsh but please do your research on here and you will see things don't always turn out great.

Good Luck!

well I thank you for your answer but what I do with my dog is my bussiness !
And as for doing research I have been doing lots of reading on it.I thought that a forum was for people to come talk and ask ?'s.... How do you think people will get any answers to their ?s if they dont ask for help !

I'm not trying to sound mean but I hate when people tell me what to do with my dogs.As for as the puppies I already have good homes lined up for them.. I dont tell anyone what to do with their dogs so please dont try to make me feel bad for wanting to breed mines. I know that lots of things could go wrong and yes i do have the money to take care of them .And i do have time to spend with her and the puppies.sorry if that comes out harsh but I just hate when people tell me what to do with my dogs...

Brodysmom · 07-09-2008, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by GurleyGirl

I'd say the odds are real good that she is pregnant... most mate their dogs on the 9th, 11th and 13th days of their cycle (or somewhere around those
days).

Best of luck!!

Thank you so much for answering me.and for not going off on me for wanting to breed her. We are just so excited ..

WV~Yorkies · 07-09-2008, 02:32 PM

Chances are good...

I have a friend with a female we tried to breed. I saw them tie 3 times... no babies.. So I guess it does happen.

Ladyhawk · 07-09-2008, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Brodysmom

well I thank you for your answer but what I do with my dog is my bussiness !
And as for doing research I have been doing lots of reading on it.I thought that a forum was for people to come talk and ask ?'s.... How do you think people will get any answers to their ?s if they dont ask for help !

I'm not trying to sound mean but I hate when people tell me what to do with my dogs.As for as the puppies I already have good homes lined up for them.. I dont tell anyone what to do with their dogs so please dont try to make me feel bad for wanting to breed mines. I know that lots of things could go wrong and yes i do have the money to take care of them .And i do have time to spend with her and the puppies.sorry if that comes out harsh but I just hate when people tell me what to do with my dogs...

It kinda sounds like you feel that you already have all of the answers. We don't mind answering questions but as lovers of this breed it's hard for us to stomach mixing. This breed is too precious to be watered down and there are certainly enough mutts in the world, no matter how adorable they are. I wish you luck in this endeavor but don't expect for me to support this decision as I feel that these kind of practices are detrimental to the breed.

Woogie Man · 07-09-2008, 02:59 PM

Chances are that she is pregnant. Just curious, what kind of dog is the male? For an approximate due date, count 63 days from the first tie. I do hope you've done your research on whelping. There have been 6 or so problems whelps on here in just the last week. Also, you may find that not everyone who says they want a puppy will actually follow through when they are ready for their new homes. Whether you want to post here or not, please continue to read some of the recent threads here. There's lots of helpful information to help you prepare for the due date.

Brodysmom · 07-09-2008, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Ladyhawk

It kinda sounds like you feel that you already have all of the answers. We don't mind answering questions but as lovers of this breed it's hard for us to stomach mixing. This breed is too precious to be watered down and there are certainly enough mutts in the world, no matter how adorable they are. I wish you luck in this endeavor but don't expect for me to support this decision as I feel that these kind of practices are detrimental to the breed.

I know she is considered a mutt . and that doesnt bother me. and as for me sounding like i have all the answers i know i dont. if you dont like mixed breed well thats you i happen to love her as much as you do your pure bred...all dogs come froma mixed breed somehow im sure.

Brodysmom · 07-09-2008, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Woogie Man

Chances are that she is pregnant. Just curious, what kind of dog is the male? For an approximate due date, count 63 days from the first tie. I do hope you've done your research on whelping. There have been 6 or so problems whelps on here in just the last week. Also, you may find that not everyone who says they want a puppy will actually follow through when they are ready for their new homes. Whether you want to post here or not, please continue to read some of the recent threads here. There's lots of helpful information to help you prepare for the due date.

Thanks for answering my ?s ... as for the male he is a pure yorkie .
I do have some experience with whelping as i have help my brother in laws dog when she had her pups...And if someone does decide to change their mind about the puppy thats fine with me Ill keep it..

jennylee333 · 07-09-2008, 05:07 PM

There are a lot of people here that must be unhappy in their lives because all they want to do is try to manage other peoples lives....

I can understand your excitement and they need to remember that they all started out new in the begining.

Keep us posted...The only stupid question is the one that you don't ask.

They only way you learn is to ask!

Congrats on your up coming litter!!!

Ladyhawk · 07-09-2008, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by jennylee333

There are a lot of people here that must be unhappy in their lives because all they want to do is try to manage other peoples lives....

I can understand your excitement and they need to remember that they all started out new in the begining.

Keep us posted...The only stupid question is the one that you don't ask.

They only way you learn is to ask!

Congrats on your up coming litter!!!

It has nothing todo with managing other's lives as they will do as they please. It has to do with preserving the breed that we love and have put our lives into. All dogs should be loved but not all dogs should be bred. When I was a teenager I had a cockapoo that I dearly loved, he was the best dog. Do you know what often happens when you combine a poodle and a cocker spaniel? You can end up with the weaknesses of both breeds and they do not go well together. My poor ruffles had a disk slip in his back due to his inherant weakness and became paralyzed. We had to put him to sleep when he was only 6 years old. I'm not saying that purebreds can't have problems but you can know their lines and work to alleviate genetic weaknesses. I breed the way that I do for a reason. Breeding is not a game, it's life and death business. We breed with a goal and the betterment of the breed in mind. Do not presume to know why we feel the way that we do. We are passionate about this breed and have devoted our lives to it.

Ladyhawk · 07-09-2008, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Brodysmom

I know she is considered a mutt . and that doesnt bother me. and as for me sounding like i have all the answers i know i dont. if you dont like mixed breed well thats you i happen to love her as much as you do your pure bred...all dogs come froma mixed breed somehow im sure.

It's not a question of whether you love her or not. It's a question as to whether those pups can bring something to the breed that makes it worth putting their mother's life in danger. Breeding isn't for fun, it's for a purpose.

Brodysmom · 07-09-2008, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by jennylee333

There are a lot of people here that must be unhappy in their lives because all they want to do is try to manage other peoples lives....

I can understand your excitement and they need to remember that they all started out new in the begining.

Keep us posted...The only stupid question is the one that you don't ask.

They only way you learn is to ask!

Congrats on your up coming litter!!!

Thank you ..
And as you say some people do need to remember that they too were new to breeding.And i do understand that they do care for the breed but they make it sound like just because my dog is a mutt like they say that she isnt worth a crap but to me she is worth to me what their dogs are to them..I know my dog can have problems and i could loose her. just as they can theirs when they breed them : but the fact that they say we shouldnt breed our dogs is stupid.I didnt come here to start trouble I just asked a darn ? !If they dont like the fact that i bred my dog then dont answer me.....

07-09-2008, 10:59 AM	#1
Brodysmom Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Thibodaux , La Posts: 30	Hi I'm new here with ?s Hi I just found this site and need some info please! We noticed on June 22nd that our Yorkiepoo was bleeding (she may have been bleeding before that we didnt notice)she is 2 years old . So we put her with the male on the 27th , she stopped bleeding on the 29th, he mounted her but she moved away , on the 30 they tied twice that day 10 minutes each time, ,on July 1st we were not home so not sure if they did anything, on the 2nd they tied again for like 15 minutes . What do you think the odds of her being pregnant are ?

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07-09-2008, 12:12 PM	#2
Brodysmom Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Thibodaux , La Posts: 30	14 views and no one has any answers for me

07-09-2008, 12:52 PM	#3
sallen38 Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: NC Posts: 30	Just a warning. I don't think you are going to like the responses that you are going to receive. In my opinion, why would you want to breed her? No good will come of this. Sorry to sound so harsh but please do your research on here and you will see things don't always turn out great. Good Luck!

07-09-2008, 02:59 PM	#9
Woogie Man YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Mississippi Posts: 679	Chances are that she is pregnant. Just curious, what kind of dog is the male? For an approximate due date, count 63 days from the first tie. I do hope you've done your research on whelping. There have been 6 or so problems whelps on here in just the last week. Also, you may find that not everyone who says they want a puppy will actually follow through when they are ready for their new homes. Whether you want to post here or not, please continue to read some of the recent threads here. There's lots of helpful information to help you prepare for the due date.

07-09-2008, 05:07 PM	#12
jennylee333 YT Addict Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Missouri Posts: 274	There are a lot of people here that must be unhappy in their lives because all they want to do is try to manage other peoples lives.... I can understand your excitement and they need to remember that they all started out new in the begining. Keep us posted...The only stupid question is the one that you don't ask. They only way you learn is to ask! Congrats on your up coming litter!!!