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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  I frequently read the breeders forum and there a lots of people who don't know that you should not breed dogs, who in the past, have shown aggressive tendencies. I didn't know this until I read it, but it something all the good breeders agreed upon, and I thought I would pass this information along. One breeder lately said how her yorkie had killed puppies before, but she "gave it another chance", and tragedy occurred the second time. These are horrible things to think about, but she did not know the dog should not be bred. I'll bet she wishes that someone had told her BEFORE it happened again. It's not just what the dog can do to the puppies, but also you are breeding this trait.
The thread I read said,
If this is the same bull terrier, I wouldn't breed it. I don't understand this thought of we are only suppose to talk about the orignal question, I'm merely relaying information that I have found important. People are free to take it or leave it, but they can't say, "They didn't know." |
Excuse me Nancy but do you think that I am not prepared? Did you know with breeding Bull terriers you don't EVER leave the mama alone with the babies at ALL not even for a few minutes because with this breed they are known to sit and lay on the pups? This is why we are having our whelping area in our living room with an air mattress set up so my husband who is home 24.7 can be by their side. If he has to leave for just a SECOND he is to bring mama with him or seperate the babies. I've got a mentor and she knows the WHOLE story of what happen because she was already mentoring me at the time of the accident and she never believed my dog was to blame or that she is dangerous for breeding! This lady has been breeding for a long time and is a respected show breeder who travels Canada and Europe with her show dogs. Do you think a breeder likethis would agree to stud out her dog for me? NO! So please don't jump the gun and quote things I said at a horrible time when I was not thinking clearly and jumping to conclusions because I wanted to know what happen to my baby who died! What would you think if you came home, that would be the first thing in your mind too. I regret that I came on here and told you all right away, I should of waited til I calmed down and spoke with my husband about every detail of what happen. I've went over it and over it MILLIONS of times. From every sound she made to every single detail of what happen. Are you going to let me live this down or what? Keep putting it in my face what I said an hour or two after I found my dog dead?