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Old 05-11-2005, 06:22 PM   #44
dianesyorkies
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Default My 2-cents.

HI,
I have read about all I can find, and a few books still stand out and get referred to often:
"The joy of Breeding your own Show Dog” by Ann Seranne.
It was not my first book, and I regret it. I have found it to be a pretty good staple to start on. While not as in-depth as some, or as super-simplistic as others it cleared up several things. It gives a good idea on breeding programs, stock, medical issues, some problems faced and how to cope at times.

"Genetics, An Introduction for Dog Breeders" by Jackie Isabell is another I liked. The more we got into this area, the more I wanted to know and WOW this one cleared up some misconceived ideas I got from talking to others.

I found a GREAT vet close by, and he worked with us ALOT ..I think a good vet you trust is a key part of feeling confident about you and your dogs.

Well, I am new here too, and don’t feel too comfortable piping up to offer advise, but I know all the missteps we took and hope this might help you a little.

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