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YorkieRose · 03-23-2008, 01:35 PM

This is where I do not agree...I have started dozens of males at stud and many for friends...A good stud potential should show interest in females starting around 5 to 6 months...does not mean they will breed, far too young, but the reliable ones..ones who breed every time a bitch walks in the room, is a male who notices the smell of a bitch in heat...he will not have a clue as to why he finds her attractive, but he will want to pay attention to her.
If one of my males did not have testicles that could be massaged in place by 4 to 6 months, I would not keep him...but we all have our ways of doing this...and "a hit or miss, maybe I will or maybe I won't stud" is not worth the unreliableness to me....if someone get/got a stud potential from me, I guarantee testicles at 4/5 months or you can have you money back....too many breeder sell puppies with no clue as to what they are selling...

03-23-2008, 01:35 PM	#11
YorkieRose No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: South Florida Posts: 8,577	studs This is where I do not agree...I have started dozens of males at stud and many for friends...A good stud potential should show interest in females starting around 5 to 6 months...does not mean they will breed, far too young, but the reliable ones..ones who breed every time a bitch walks in the room, is a male who notices the smell of a bitch in heat...he will not have a clue as to why he finds her attractive, but he will want to pay attention to her. If one of my males did not have testicles that could be massaged in place by 4 to 6 months, I would not keep him...but we all have our ways of doing this...and "a hit or miss, maybe I will or maybe I won't stud" is not worth the unreliableness to me....if someone get/got a stud potential from me, I guarantee testicles at 4/5 months or you can have you money back....too many breeder sell puppies with no clue as to what they are selling...