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Youngest age to be a STUD?? :confused: We are new to the breeding, and are planning to make our little Kahlua a STUD (even though he already is a stud in our eyes, haha). What age are they usually ready to become a stud? I've read someplaces 7 months and in another place that 8 months was too early. Kahlua just turned 9 months on April 19. :animal36 |
AKC will not accept litters from a male under 10 months. The sperm doesn't mature until they are around 1 year. Do you have pictures of the little guy? |
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That is good to know. I had heard 7 months too, so I was surprised when I saw 10 months. But I also heard that the first time for a male it is best if it is with an experienced female. And visa versa. Never good to put two inexperieced ones together. However I haven't figured out where I am going to get Chachi some experience. It's not like they have houses of ill repute for dogs. LOL |
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I stand corrected! Must of been a brain fart! I get those quite often. :rolleyes: |
3 Attachment(s) I had never heard about needing to put an inexperienced with an experienced. I think we are going to wait til one year to make sure he is ready and to make sure we are too with all the information we need to know so its done right the first time!! I have attached pics of our STUD!! :animal36 |
I heard of placing a experienced female with a unexperienced male or a experienced male with a unexperienced female . The majority of breeders will not place unexperienced together to prevent accidents . |
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Wow they do look alike!! We sure do both have handsome little studs. :D Ceeby is adorable!! |
Your Stud Looks Just Like My Kirby BUT WHEN I TRIED TO STUD OUT MY KIRBY, NO ONE WANTED HIM....I GOT ABSOLUTLY 0 CALLS. SO SAD B/C HE IS SUCH A STUD |
stud Lisa, it probably has little to with your boy...most often the fact is...people perfer to deal with an experinced stud and breeder, alot is at stake. |
What's the rush?? IMO anything under a year and a half to 2 years is TOO YOUNG to breed. Only in certain circumstances should a younger dog be bred. Get their health checked, make sure their joints are tight and they have good teeth and gums. These are just a FEW things that should be a MANDATORY for any dog to be bred imo. |
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I KNOW YOU ARE RIGHT.....I'VE LEARNED ALOT HERE. I JUST WANTED TO DO SOMETHING WHILE I WAS AT HOME W MY GIRL AND THOUGHT THIS WOULD KEEP ME BUSY. I LOVE ALL PUPPIES TO DEATH AND THOUGHT IF SOMEWAY I COULD BE INVOLVED I WOULD ABSOLUTLY LOVE IT. I ENVY YOU GUYS/GALS WHO ARE ABLE TO DO THIS :dreaming: :dreaming: :dreaming: |
He already has one female experienced lined up that is Dustin's parents little darling. So he won't be inexpreinced for long!! We were never actually planning to look for other females, but the idea was mentioned to us by someone else. :thumbup: We will be sure to have a whole check-up before letting our little man become a STUD don't worry about that!! |
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