10-27-2010, 07:59 AM
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YorkieTalk Newbie!
Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Gamaliel, Ark. USa
Posts: 6
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Originally Posted by yorkieloved You are right to be concerned about the weight of your bitch prior to breeding. IMO 4 lbs. is too small to breed, but this is just one concern of many that should be taken into consideration.
If you are serious about becoming a breeder, my suggestion is to find a mentor who is well versed with the Yorkie breed. Perhaps the breeder you got your girl from would be willing to help.
Study and learn everything you can about your girl's and potential sire's pedigree making sure that there are no genetic faults in the line. Learn everything you can about the Yorkie breed.
Become familiar with all the diseases, ailments, and potential health problems that can arise during breeding, whelping, and after care. Also, proper testing should be performed on both dogs prior to breeding.
Breeding is not a decision that should be made lightly, and I am not implying that you have. Just make sure you have looked at all that is involved with breeding before making your decision.
YL | Thank you so much for your kind advice. Alot to think about. |
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