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Originally Posted by capt_noonie  That might be a blessing in disguise! You don't want to have a male in the house that's tied before, then each time a bitch is in heat in the neighborhood you'll have a neurotic, obsessed male crawling up the walls to get at her. Not a pretty sight. Could lead to runway or lost dogs, or worse get hit by a car.  |
You're absolutely correct.
Unless one is absolutely knowledgable and willing to handle the responsibilities that come with a stud, I suggest that any such contemplation of breeding should be put on the back burner.
Knowing that not all dogs automatically know how to breed and that a breeder must know they how and should intervene is one of the basic things a breeder learns.