First time male stud?

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by lynzy420

There was nothing wrong with my post, nothing...YOU made it in to something it wasn't.

You pretty much told her- she isn't going to get help here. Funny because I see a couple people helping her.

[bellemarie]

Originally Posted by gemy

For first timers in breeding be they males or females, almost anything can be normal. :-)

But it is quite normal for the first time the male is not too sure what to do especially when coupled with being in a strange environment and with a strange lass.

And I concur with using an enclosed space and ideally both owners stick around, and monitor the process, and intervene if necessary.

first time i took kitty to stud she was really crabby with him (at her peak, but a right madam about it!) i ended up on the floor with him on my knee shaking for a good 5 mins before she settled enough for him to have another go. then he needed reassurance from his mammy while tied and my girlie just looked peeved, so needed reminded to stay there. bitches eh?

[Rhetts_mama]

Originally Posted by lovespandp

Well no, but why is the breeding form here? I'm not saying its right, I dont think we should beat up the members that come on asking questions- they are adults they dont need a lecture, they dont need someone speaking to them like their Mothers. The Op was very nice, she didnt deserve the response she was getting-

Yet you have no problem speaking to someone like you are their mother. I call that hypocritical.

It's also pretty hypocritical to says on some threads "buy your breeder first, stay away from backyard breeders" and then turn around and help those very backyard breeders pour more badly bred pups on to an unsuspecting pet market.

I don't care how nice someone is being. If they are doing something that's not in the best interest of dogs in general and bettering the breed in particular, than by enabling them, you are just as guilty of the detrimental behavior as they are.

[lynzy420]

Originally Posted by Rhetts_mama

Yet you have no problem speaking to someone like you are their mother. I call that hypocritical.

It's also pretty hypocritical to says on some threads "buy your breeder first, stay away from backyard breeders" and then turn around and help those very backyard breeders pour more badly bred pups on to an unsuspecting pet market.

I don't care how nice someone is being. If they are doing something that's not in the best interest of dogs in general and bettering the breed in particular, than by enabling them, you are just as guilty of the detrimental behavior as they are.

So very well said...thank you.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by Rhetts_mama

Yet you have no problem speaking to someone like you are their mother. I call that hypocritical.

It's also pretty hypocritical to says on some threads "buy your breeder first, stay away from backyard breeders" and then turn around and help those very backyard breeders pour more badly bred pups on to an unsuspecting pet market.

I don't care how nice someone is being. If they are doing something that's not in the best interest of dogs in general and bettering the breed in particular, than by enabling them, you are just as guilty of the detrimental behavior as they are.

You think what you want.
What you think is wrong, someone else thinks is right.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by lynzy420

So very well said...thank you.

Did you acomplish anything on your first post?

[Rhetts_mama]

Originally Posted by lovespandp

Did you acomplish anything on your first post?

Ugh! This is what I mean about the hypocrisy.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by Rhetts_mama

Did you?

For which one?

[Rhetts_mama]

Originally Posted by lovespandp

For which one?

Either one. I prefer not to live my life changing what I profess to believe in depending on the way the wind is blowing.

[capt_noonie]

Originally Posted by Rhetts_mama

Yet you have no problem speaking to someone like you are their mother. I call that hypocritical.

It's also pretty hypocritical to says on some threads "buy your breeder first, stay away from backyard breeders" and then turn around and help those very backyard breeders pour more badly bred pups on to an unsuspecting pet market.

I don't care how nice someone is being. If they are doing something that's not in the best interest of dogs in general and bettering the breed in particular, than by enabling them, you are just as guilty of the detrimental behavior as they are.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by Rhetts_mama

Either one. I prefer not to live my life changing what I profess to believe in depending on the way the wind is blowing.

No WE didnt accomplish anything because the OP hasn't came back on to update us.

Thats ok to you? So conerned with a dogs health but yet you have no clue how the dog is doing!

[lynzy420]

how the dog is doing???? No I don't care if the dog figured out how to penetrate and tie...I really don't, I hope he hasn't.

[Rhetts_mama]

Originally Posted by lovespandp

No WE didnt accomplish anything because the OP hasn't came back on to update us.

Thats ok to you? So conerned with a dogs health but yet you have no clue how the dog is doing!

What I'm concerned with is discouraging people from breeding indiscriminately. Which thread are you asking about? This one or the last? Hopefully the OP on this thread is doing some research before she tries to breed again. As for the OP in that other thread, he had a very difficult time with the truth. From misrepresenting the age of the dog to the circumstances of the breeding in the very first post, I doubt you'd ever find out anything truthful about how the dog is doing.

[lovespandp]

Originally Posted by lynzy420

how the dog is doing???? No I don't care if the dog figured out how to penetrate and tie...I really don't, I hope he hasn't.

My comment was not to you- as I didnt quote you.

[capt_noonie]

You think not quoting people is going to keep them from responding to you?