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Originally Posted by My Sophia  I'm not a breeder myself, but researched it when I was thinking of breeding my girl. The male's size is important, but equally important is the size of his brothers, parents, grandparents, etc. For the tiny male, sure he may be tiny, but were his brothers, father and grandfather that small or where they six and seven pounders or even larger. |
I too see it mentioned a lot that you 'just need to breed to a smaller male.' That is not always the case and there are so many more factors that have to be considered. I cringe when I see that advice given--point in case, after enough times of reading it, people will take it to be fact and start passing along bad advice.
