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Old 08-18-2006, 06:06 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Mardelin
Your little girl shouldn't be bred until her 2nd heat or 18 months. Yes, they do charge a stud fee and fees vary, dependent on the pedigree. Reputable breeders expect you to have your girl tested for genetic problems and any health issues. There are other factors to be considered. I suggest you do some research, it's not an easy undertaking.
Good advice here.

what age they come into heat can differ from dog to dog. First heat maybe 6-7 months, or 1-1 1/2 yrs. It just depends on the dog. There are alot of factors to consider other than age before breeding. Looking back over your other posts, I see you've had behavioral issues (including biting) with your girl. This is something I would definately get a handle on before considering passing on these traits to offspring. (Not sure how thankful anyone would be if you gave them a crazy, biting pup...even if it IS your family.) You need to determine if her actions are from a lack of training, if there is an actual physical problem, etc.

Try to find a good, well-respected breeder in your area that you can work with to learn the ins and outs of breeding. They can also advise you as far as finding a stud and evaluating your girl for breeding.
Good luck!
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