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Originally Posted by DvlshAngel985  Thanks Mardelin, I knew I read that somewhere. I was actually searching threads for the retirement age, but you made my work much easier! Knowing that information comes from an experienced breeder, I know that's good information to share. It makes me sad for that little girl to be sold like that. |
Now 5 is the average age. I do know of some very reputable breeders that may have a very healthy female that is capable of breeding until 6. But, that doesn't happen too often and usually not done without full compliance of a repro vet. The longer you breed them the more chance of complications. Anyway spaying at 5 allows these girls the rest of their lives to be little princessess.