Pedigree question

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by AmyChristine

This is truly a wonderful thing that you do. It says so much about you to the buyer, that you care about each individual pup so much to take the time to organize a book that will help the new owner to feel like they already know everything that has happened.

It makes me smile to know that there are breeders out there that are not only very ethical and doing everything for the right reasons, but also care and put just as much enegy into the puppies that will be placed as the ones that will be kept.

Your knowledge and dedication to the breed is such a gift to those of us trying to learn.

A Shucks!!!....Really thank you, I strive to be, but am constantly learning, we all are.

My babies are my lil loves, the new born pups as well as the adults. Heck! they are the only ones that love just the way I am. Even if I haven't brushed my teeth, combed my hair on taken my shower. They still want to be picked up and held by me and lavish me with kisses.

You know what I haven't made a baby book for the pups I keep. Gotta start doing that for myself.

After all we are their stewards.

[julietimothy]

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[julietimothy]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

It's a nice gift to the new families. I take a white notebook, that has a plastic liner that you can insert things. Reason is I take a pic on their last day here, label the pic so, and so's baby book, insert it into the front. Use dividers for the inside, label accordingly. The new families that have taken the book with them to vets, have got high compliments from the vet on the book.

I love this idea. I have always made a folder with the Akc Paper, pedigrees of parents, food info and ect. But I have never thought to add in pictures as they grow up. That is a great idea to add the pictures to my folders.

[mothermoon11]

Originally Posted by WalnutHill

So, your female that you just got the pedigree for is already pregnant?

No she is not. I am going to breed her to my male, but she is only 14 months old and he is only a year old. I think they should be a little older and mature before they have babies.

[WalnutHill]

Originally Posted by mothermoon11

No she is not. I am going to breed her to my male, but she is only 14 months old and he is only a year old. I think they should be a little older and mature before they have babies.

Well, I saw these posts and was thoroughly confused. Do you have more than one 14 month old female?




http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/breeder-talk/163222-vomiting-mucousey-stools-sign-pregnancy.html#post2483241

My 13 month old female has just come off heat. She amd my male hooked up on several occasions. What my question is; is she has had a mucousey stool and vomited yellow, is that a pregnancy thing or should I be concerned that something more serious may be going on? I cook for my babies so I know it is not food contamination. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/breeder-talk/165760-despirate-need-mentor.html#post2521192

Hello friends,
I am in desperate need of a mentor! My little girl is 33 days into gestation, she is refusing to eat. It has been 3 days and I am getting worried, I have managed to hand feed her a little here and there, however she has lost 1 oz. I was home cooking but worried that I may not be supplying all of the nutrition needed, (after reading on the Internet), so I found Flint River Ranch and ordered it. Both of my little fur babies loved it at first. Now mama turns her nose up to it. I don't know what I'm doing and so very confused with everything I read. I need help from someone willing to spend some time on me. I just want the best for my babies.

[WalnutHill]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

A Shucks!!!....Really thank you, I strive to be, but am constantly learning, we all are.

My babies are my lil loves, the new born pups as well as the adults. Heck! they are the only ones that love just the way I am. Even if I haven't brushed my teeth, combed my hair on taken my shower. They still want to be picked up and held by me and lavish me with kisses.

You know what I haven't made a baby book for the pups I keep. Gotta start doing that for myself.

After all we are their stewards.

That is an absolutely great idea. I am completely the opposite though. I take pictures of our puppies once a week as they grow up to keep for my own records (what their coloring was, size, markings, etc). Haha, I'd just have to print them out an put together a book for the new owners. : ) Thanks so much for the idea! I think I'm going to start doing that, too!

[mothermoon11]

Originally Posted by WalnutHill

Well, I saw these posts and was thoroughly confused. Do you have more than one 14 month old female?





http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/breeder-talk/163222-vomiting-mucousey-stools-sign-pregnancy.html#post2483241

My 13 month old female has just come off heat. She amd my male hooked up on several occasions. What my question is; is she has had a mucousey stool and vomited yellow, is that a pregnancy thing or should I be concerned that something more serious may be going on? I cook for my babies so I know it is not food contamination. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/breeder-talk/165760-despirate-need-mentor.html#post2521192

Hello friends,
I am in desperate need of a mentor! My little girl is 33 days into gestation, she is refusing to eat. It has been 3 days and I am getting worried, I have managed to hand feed her a little here and there, however she has lost 1 oz. I was home cooking but worried that I may not be supplying all of the nutrition needed, (after reading on the Internet), so I found Flint River Ranch and ordered it. Both of my little fur babies loved it at first. Now mama turns her nose up to it. I don't know what I'm doing and so very confused with everything I read. I need help from someone willing to spend some time on me. I just want the best for my babies.

No I thought my girl was going to have babies, I was out of town and could not get to the vet. She had all of the symptoms, and was acting very strange. As it turns out, the vet said that she was just experiancing severe anxiety due to the traveling, and because we had an accidental tie ( my little boy chewed his way out of his crate, and they were togather when I came in) I figured she was going to have babies. What a relief when I found out she wasn't.

[WalnutHill]

Oh, you must feel so relieved! I can’t imagine! I’d get at least one of them fixed so you don’t have a scare like that again. J

What did the vet recommend doing for her anxiety?

[mothermoon11]

Actually I do want to have babies, but not just yet.
The vet said she is spoiled lol, he said I could give her benadryl to lessen her anxiety during travel and she should get used to the rv and realize it is not a bad thing. Just keep her calm and give lots of love and try to work through it. If that doesn't work we will go to the next step what ever that may be. I travel a lot for my business so we will have to figure something out. She is very attached to me. She was used to being in a kennel for breeding when I got her, she was 10 months old, so that was what she knew. Now she is experiencing all sorts of new things and some times appears frightened, so I have babied her very much. I think maybe I have been over sensitive to her fears. It will just take us some time to adjust and get it figured out.

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by WalnutHill

That is an absolutely great idea. I am completely the opposite though. I take pictures of our puppies once a week as they grow up to keep for my own records (what their coloring was, size, markings, etc). Haha, I'd just have to print them out an put together a book for the new owners. : ) Thanks so much for the idea! I think I'm going to start doing that, too!

I too take alot of pictures, from the moment they are born, as well as Chronological record of everything, temps, weights, dew claw and tail docking date, etc. I have it my computer....but, have never put a book together for myself.

[AmyChristine]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

I too take alot of pictures, from the moment they are born, as well as Chronological record of everything, temps, weights, dew claw and tail docking date, etc. I have it my computer....but, have never put a book together for myself.

Awe, you deserve baby books too,they are after all, your babies.

I know when my Rocky died and I called his breeder, Wendy, She really wished that she had more things of him, and me too. I mean we had stories and pictures but it really would have been nice to physically look at his book when he is missed. Or to look back through quickly to remember a moment.

A book for your self would be nice because as they grow and finish, and have litters you can look through it all.

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by AmyChristine

Awe, you deserve baby books too,they are after all, your babies.

I know when my Rocky died and I called his breeder, Wendy, She really wished that she had more things of him, and me too. I mean we had stories and pictures but it really would have been nice to physically look at his book when he is missed. Or to look back through quickly to remember a moment.

A book for your self would be nice because as they grow and finish, and have litters you can look through it all.

I do have an Album of my finished dogs and a few pictures of when they were puppies and some in the ring. And of course I always take a professional one when they get their first points, their first Major and the day they finish. Those I keep in the album.