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carteryorkies · 10-01-2010, 01:37 PM

I liked almost everything on that list, with one exception which comes with years of experience. If you have two females in the same house- or five-, they will get their seasons in sequence with each other. They may not start out that way, but will gradually come in season at the same time of year. If you breed once a year, you will have two or five or however many all coming in, and then have those litters at the same time. That is not an indication that you have a bad breeder. It only indicates that there are several females living together-and any breeder is going to have several females. Mother nature is something we cannot control. Then you may have a dry period with no puppies for quite some time until they all come in season again. Have other breeders experienced this? It happens to me every year.

10-01-2010, 01:37 PM	#25
carteryorkies Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Georgia Posts: 31	list I liked almost everything on that list, with one exception which comes with years of experience. If you have two females in the same house- or five-, they will get their seasons in sequence with each other. They may not start out that way, but will gradually come in season at the same time of year. If you breed once a year, you will have two or five or however many all coming in, and then have those litters at the same time. That is not an indication that you have a bad breeder. It only indicates that there are several females living together-and any breeder is going to have several females. Mother nature is something we cannot control. Then you may have a dry period with no puppies for quite some time until they all come in season again. Have other breeders experienced this? It happens to me every year.