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Originally Posted by chattiesmom  I was responding to the OP's original post in which she asked what she needed to be aware of before she advertised her male for stud because she wanted to have all her bases covered. I replied from the perspective of a bitch owner. If you are thinking about studding out your male, you need to understand the whole picture from both the stud owner's and bitch owner's point of view. I can think my dog is the best in the world, but if I am marketing him, I need to put myself in the position of the owners of the females I am trying to market to. |
Btw I really liked your response you sound like a vary reputable breeder.... The original op dosent realize all the work that can go in breeding and studding. She's under the impression that just because her dog is akc half ckc which ckc is not even a registry that should be considered to me. He is the perfect dog as you can see in my avator that's my stud baby which is akc and I purchased for $2800.00. Yes lots of cash. I wouldn't stud him to strangers just because I will not have infections passed on to him from who knows what dog. Also I will not like to be responsible for something the dams owner would do with one of his offsprings. My humble opinion. Many people looking for stud do not like getting genetic on there dams because of expense and they just like money, money , money he's still my dog and I will not be held responsible under my name for any defects or else that might happen studding.