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03-21-2006, 10:10 PM
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| Inactive Account  Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: MD
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|  My litter of Biewtis were conceived on the 17th day of her heat cycle. I was not realling sure she was mature enough to be bred as she was acting her ole silly self all the time and then BOOM! She became a woman...I try for at least 2 ties at say 11 and 13 days. If they are spaced out too far, you stand a chance of getting some really preemies and also it is harder to calculate an EDC....whelping. The 2 litters of Biewers I have now have the same sire. I bred to one female Tues and Wed; skipped Thurs and bred to other female on Friday. One tie and I got the same number of puppies. |
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