I've just read the seven pages of this post. It is amazing when someone who seems eager to learn and comes to YT for information and advice is judged so quickly and IMO extremely rudely. When are people supposed to become breeders. I don't believe anyone is born knowing everything - we all have to learn. Would it have been better for the OP to become one of the MANY backyard puppy mills. The OP obviously has a beautiful girl who is a very safe size to be bred. Being in Spain, with the language difference she/he comes here like many of us to gain information. Why should the OP give up the dream because of one or two people on YT have decided, in their pointed opinion that one should not breed? I raised Bengal cats for years without any close help but I had a phone and called my mentor who lived in a different country. I was very proud of my registered cattery, spent a fortune ensuring my cats/kittens were healthy and I did it for the love of my cats and ALWAYS found loving homes. If you spent anytime reading the original letter, the questions being asked are all good questions. The OP will have a vet close by and is asking about vitamins and food to help her female as much as possible. And I'm very sorry to hear that one is not supposed to enjoy the breeding process?? It truly is one of the most wonderful things to experience. No, I'm not suggesting this for most, but for those who have access to proper care, what give one person more rights over another. After reading the one poster that is the most negative, are you having a really bad day or is this your usual nature?? The OP will probably breed the female, so, are you really offering any help or just looking for an argument?? To the OP, I hope you learn a lot, and if you do breed your female, I wish you all of the best. You sound like you have great intentions and I hope you take the advice from the many people who truly want to help you and just ignore the rest!
