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Originally Posted by MyTyYorkie I'm not going to get her spay until I know she is not pregnant. sorry.... My female is 2 yrs old... Well I'm glad you keep your males competely away from your females. and I'm glad u haven't had an accident breeding happen to you. |
I don't want to sound rude, but It's starting to sound like this wasn't so much of an accident since you don't want to fix the problem by having her sprayed. My cousin's vet was able to terminate her rat terrier's pregancy and spray it. I hope that you are reading up on breeding and know what to look for in an emergency with your little one. I hope you have also saved up money for vet visits including xrays and the c-section, also welping supplies and shots and checkups for the pups.
Most people who breed the recommended 5 lbs+ get very nervous throughout the pregnancy. With all of the people proclaiming that tinies are in demand and not having complications, I believe now novices are starting to breed tinies. How can the tiny breeders say it's going to be okay when you haven't even seen the dog? She hasn't even said what the vet recommended or the "size of her canal". Please breeders, put s/n contracts out for these tinies!