I read up on the best time to breed her and most advisers said the same thing give her one season then if you think she's ready you can take a litter from her she's been mated with a yorkie in my family he is so lovely. I have been advised to not breed her for at least one year to give her wee body time to recover.
let me tell you my story
firstly I live on a farm in scotland and when my wee boy (have 2 chilren) starded to school last year I wanted some company then I saw an ad online for a six month old pup and I baught her she was a bit under wieght and wasn't housetrained. My husband who is a farmer thought that i was going mad and he likes big dogs not toy one's I got her weight up to standard but struggled with the housetraining to the point where i was ready to throw the towel in and re-sell her but my husband came to the rescue and he made her an out house and private garden and now she is my best friend we got around the farm togetter and she's with me when I work. As for a pic well I'll do my best to find one but when she was a pup she wouldn't stand still long enough to take a pic but I'll see what I can do. |