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Old 08-08-2007, 02:02 PM   #10
JeanieK
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You've been given a lot of good advice. I think it is great that you are interested so youmg. You can take some classes that focus on genetics and learn a lot that way. Going to some dog shows is also a good idea and a lot of fun.

It is probably better to get a smaller male, although you could mate him with a 6 to 7 pound female. I'd also look for a female with an experienced owner to help you learn.

Some people say the males change once they have mated, and perhaps some do, but my Chachi is just as big of a lover as he always was.

Good luck to you. Don't give up your dream, but don't rush it either.
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