Archive for the Dog Breeding Category


Before Breeding Your Dog Quick Tip

10/5/2005 9:32:00 PM

If you decide to breed your female dog, please keep her healthy. You should have her shots updated so she can pass on important antibodies to the puppies. In addition, if she has fleas or ticks, be sure you get them under control. Also, have her tested for worms, as she can transfer worms to the puppies. A healthy mother dog makes healthier puppies.

You should also test your dog for hereditary conditions, such as hip dysplasia. A dog who meets breed standards but passes on hereditary diseases can really damage the breed, as well as damaging your reputation as a responsible breeder.


Dog Breeding Tip

09/7/2005 10:48:00 PM

Most dogs deliver on their own without complications. However, if a puppy does not start breathing when it is born or the mother dog does not clean it, you will have to be ready to assist. Be sure the puppy’s nostrils are clear and rub it briskly with a clean rag to stimulate it. If the puppy still does not respond, call your veterinarian immediately.


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