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YorkieRose · 12-09-2007, 01:49 PM

If it were so simple all bitches with too small a pelvis would refuse the male..I think this has little to do with it...she is fearful, may be spoiled (I have had many) the bitch needs to be taken to an experinced breeder who is used to dealing with difficult breedings...
I recommend a soft muzzle..most are able to calm themselves and stop yelping. I. also found it was good for stud service btiches, they felt intimidated and knew I was in charge. Almost without fail a dilation will calm a bitch...leave your finger in for a few minutes until she settles...it can take a few times. Do it out of the studs ear range..yelping can turn many off and some become too aggressive and produce more fear in the bitch.
I bred early in the am or late in pm when it was quiet in the house...

My vet used to call me to come and breed difficult bitches for him at the clinic..that is why I have lots of experince, plus all my own.

PS..I am sure this all must sound not so pleasant to the pet owner.. but she must learn who is in charge.

12-09-2007, 01:49 PM	#17
YorkieRose No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: South Florida Posts: 8,577	bitch If it were so simple all bitches with too small a pelvis would refuse the male..I think this has little to do with it...she is fearful, may be spoiled (I have had many) the bitch needs to be taken to an experinced breeder who is used to dealing with difficult breedings... I recommend a soft muzzle..most are able to calm themselves and stop yelping. I. also found it was good for stud service btiches, they felt intimidated and knew I was in charge. Almost without fail a dilation will calm a bitch...leave your finger in for a few minutes until she settles...it can take a few times. Do it out of the studs ear range..yelping can turn many off and some become too aggressive and produce more fear in the bitch. I bred early in the am or late in pm when it was quiet in the house... My vet used to call me to come and breed difficult bitches for him at the clinic..that is why I have lots of experince, plus all my own. PS..I am sure this all must sound not so pleasant to the pet owner.. but she must learn who is in charge. Last edited by YorkieRose; 12-09-2007 at 01:53 PM.