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Hello, as for yelping at your dog for btiing is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard, this will ultimately get your child bitten! Shame on a vet for suggesting that! What you can try is constantly removing your dog from the situation with a firm NO! And then if needed put your pup in a time out like you would your child! Hope this helps!
A reputable breeder usually does not breed those 10 females. Some will be too young to breed and are working on their championships. and growing out until they are 2 years old and can be tested. Some of those may fail and not be bred at all. Usually a good breeder will retire a female at 5 or 6 years of age. And will not breed every heat. So at most usually they will only get 3 maybe 4 litters if that many from each female before they are retired. Many breeders breed even less. So some of those 10 females are retired and having no more puppies. So considering, this breeder has 10 females. and the breed lives to 15 years old.1-2 dogs will be too young3-4 dogs will be breeding age4-6 dogs will be retired.Plus it is very expensive to breed good quality dogs. See some of the other posts to get an idea of the costs.
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A reputable bdereer usually does not breed those 10 females. Some will be too young to breed and are working on their championships. and growing out until they are 2 years old and can be tested. Some of those may fail and not be bred at all. Usually a good bdereer will retire a female at 5 or 6 years of age. And will not breed every heat. So at most usually they will only get 3 maybe 4 litters if that many from each female before they are retired. Many bdereers breed even less. So some of those 10 females are retired and having no more puppies. So considering, this bdereer has 10 females. and the breed lives to 15 years old.1-2 dogs will be too young3-4 dogs will be breeding age4-6 dogs will be retired.Plus it is very expensive to breed good quality dogs. See some of the other posts to get an idea of the costs.
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My comments here are melrey my opinion, and are in no way intended to insult anybody or to suggest that trainers are completely wrong to use e-collars. I have the greatest respect for Rick Smith and all of the excellent professional trainers out there, but I have to say I have been and always will be against the use of e-collars. I understand why they are used, and in the right hands they are effective and mostly humane. I always have to ask How were the Germans able to train such incredible pointers before the advent of electricity? The answer I think, lies in time and patience. E-collars are a great time saver, but in my opinion, they are no more effective at training a good dog than simply taking the extra time and being very, very patient with your dog. I have trained several German Shorthaired Pointers (an energetic and difficult breed to train), yet all of them turned out to be amazing bird or field trial dogs. All without the use of e-collars.The biggest problem I have is with people who use the collars with absolutely no concept of their true purpose, or how harmful they can be when used improperly. I have actually seen a professional trainer repeatedly bring a dog to its knees with the use of a shock collar, simply because the dog was headstrong and the trainer had no patience at all. I challenged him to try the collar on himself. He hasn't used one since and is producing some truly amazing dogs. My lesser problem lies in the belief that many trainers are looking for shortcuts to training and don't want to spend the time and patience needed to effectively train a dog. It really does take time to train a good hunter, and the europeans managed it for hundreds of years without e-collars.In summary, I believe e-collars can be an effective training tool, but ultimately they are melrey time-savers and are simply unecessary if you take the extra time with your dog. But it does take a lot of extra time. If you must use an e-collar, wait until you have laid a very solid foundation before introducing the collar.
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Vets are wonderful for refearrls. They know the breeders, know what care the dogs receive, know if any testing is done, know if there are any problems with the breeders dog, etc. Call around to the vets. Tell them what kind of dog you are looking for and go from there. By the way, when someone asks my vet plus a couple of others for a reputable chihuahua breeder, my name is the one given out.
what breeds of dogs are they? do you know that it takes a long time to make any type of money bredeing dogs. do they represent the breed quilty that the standerad call for . pleas do not breed the females more than once a year. if they are larger breeds they can have a lot of puppies in one litter. if there are more than mother dog can take of you have to help feed the puppies. there are also some problem that small breeds have also.
Ok I have caught up on all the posts, and have rezliaed that Quiet American was related to Real Quiet! Real Quiet or as Bob Baffert called him The Fish was one of my all time favorite horses, I cried for days when he died, my heart was literally broken. I watched old race video's and cried even harder.Now forgive me if I don't get this story completely correct, as I have been up most of the night waiting to hear if my daughter made it to Alaska! I remember when Real Quiet came on the seen, Bob had found him for Mike Pelgram and Pelgram only paid like $17,000 for him, he was skinny and not well cared for according to Baffert.. I remember Baffert saying all he wanted to do was eat, and that he was kind and very gentle. When he came to the track ALL the talking heads bashed him saying he didn't belong at the Derby or on the track, he had no pedigree! But if Real Quiet is or was related to Quiet American there is pedigree there! Of coarse I didn't care what everyone was saying about him, I just loved him and his story and his connections! I went onto alot of the links that many of you have provided and I see Real Quiet's name, so I am guessing there is relationship to Quiet American?Wishing Ebby a safe trip home on Friday, hopefully first across the finish line! She does look an awful like her big sis!GirlSaratoga
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, I also believe that the pup slhoud wear the collar without it being turned on well before you plan on starting the stimulation. This will acclimate the pup to the weight and bulkiness of the receiver. In my personal opinion, I would say proper low level stimulation can begin between 4-5 months of age as long as the time and patience is put into the first command. Remember an e-collar is simply an extension of the checkcord.To those who might be looking to buy an e-collar, I would recommend the Tritronics Pro 100 G3 (for single dog) or the Pro 100 G3 EXP (for up to 3 dogs). It has 6 intensity levels. You can choose between low, medium, and high continuous stimulations which allows you to really dial in the intensity from dog to dog. Also has a tone/accessory button to A.) control a low tone through the receiver to use as an alternative to stimulation or B.) control the Tritronics Accessory Beeper or the new Tritronics Tracer.Overall, the e-collar is an extremely useful training tool as long as it is used properly and wisely!!!
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It would depend on the breeedr. Breeders should not be painted with the same brush. Tho you should be prepared for questions regarding care of the kitten should you not be able to keep it. IOW do you have family members that could step in and care for the kitty?Since your residence is temporary what would happen if you had to relocate and the new place didn't allow animals. Since kittens are a long term commitment you should have a long term plan.If a particular breeedr seems to be too controlling, move on. There are others that may think differently and worry less, trust more.Just FYI I have been a cat breeedr for 20 years and I have sold kittens to the students at FSU and University of Miami.In closing, when a good, caring, responsible, pet owner is paired with a good, caring, responsible, breeedr it would seem like the perfect *marriage*Good luck with your new kitten
Do you have any idea of the amount of money iovelvnd? $ 300 for initial supplies.$ 100 a year for vet visits.$ 40 a month for food.$ 1000s of more neccesites over the years.Second of all, no reputable breeder would sell a medium sized dog for under $ 500.Third of all, There is no such thing as a hypo allergenic dog. However, some breeds, like poodles, shed less than others.If you are prepared, Then I would suggest a visit to your local shelter. Good Luck!
Educated guess.We can't tell *for sure*, but we can look at the structure and type and make a prtety reasonable estimation of which pups will turn out to be show and which will be pet.Sometimes pups sold as pets turn out better than expected. Witness my first Basset, who'd been sold by the breeder as a pet and we showed him to his Championship.And sometimes the one you keep for show/breeding doesn't turn out as you hoped. The bite can go off, a foot can turn out, they end up over or undersized, or they just don't mature the way you'd hoped.
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While I agree that the e-Collar is dangerous in the wrong hands they can be a great tool if used prrepoly. The issue is that most people don't read the instructions, don't learn from someone that knows how to use them or just thinks it is a great toy. But I digress.Put the collar on early but don't turn it on. This gets the pup used to the feel of the collar. Use a command lead or piggin string, short lead with a choke collar or a pinch collar to get the pup started on the basics. I am not going to endorse any one particular approach but I put them in the order I prefer. Once the pup knows the proper behaviour you can use the eCollar at very low settings. I have not used the tone mode but I am seriously considering that with the next pup.If you haven't trained a dog or two with a check cord, don't start with an eCollar and go to a class. There are some great DVDs out there but I think that a live seminar is a good way to start. I have trained under about 4 professionals and they are all different but they are also very much the same.
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I would think that you would have to make sure your dogs meet the breed standards. If they don't, don't breed them. Reputable beederrs don't breed for money, they breed to keep the standard of the breed. Breeders also dont really make money either..those cost of medical care for the mother while pregnant and the puppies when born pretty much cancel out what ever you MIGHT get for them.
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It breaks my heart that puppy mills are allowed to exist. I volunteer for a breed rescue, and once in awhile we get a puppy mill dog that is surrenderd. Our group does not believe in buying puppy mill dogs from the mills. The one dog I fostered had a host of problems, starting with the fact that her legs were permanently bowed from her crate being too small to stand up in. She had 8 teeth removed in one day, and had never seen a vet her entire life. It cost quite a bit of money to get her healthy enough to adopt, and her behavior issues continue in her new home. Thank the stars we found some owners with the patience and love to deal with these problems.These people are few and far between in this world, so I unfortunately have to agree with some of the other answers-it is best to have them put down. It is unfair to foist a dog with medical and behavior issues on people, and in addition, it keeps the mills going, and going, and going.In reference to killing horses, the population of horses is very different from the population of unwanted dogs in this country, so not a very good comparison. In some of the southern states, the fines for abuse of a horse are much greater than those for a dog.References : dog rescue volunteer
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There isn’t a huge number of reputable breeders with that many dogs. Usually people who breed so many puppies are well known among others involved with the particular breed and will get referrals from all over the country, and often even from foreign countries. Despite the fact that they sell so many puppies, these breeders aren’t making much profit, if any. Breeding dogs is just a hobby for them; their actual income comes from their day job.edit: There are also lots of breeders that don’t actually keep all the dogs on their own property. It’s common for a breeder to co-own a dog that they can use for breeding, but that is kept by the other co-owner.There are also some breeders who have partners, so that they both use the same kennel name and share the same dogs, but often live in different cities.
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What about the hormone tetsnig in pregnant horses?Did you know some countries allow labs to lock a female horse in just enough standing space for months on end until that horse gives birth. And why? To collect urine samples, so scientists can extract a hormone to put in hormonal control pills for women going through menopause. These poor mares are given barely enough food to survive and enough water to uriniate for analysis! So what happens to the foals? They're slaughtered on the side of the road!!!Puppy Mills?Don't buy from pet shops unless they have true documented proof of the breeder. The true breeder. Do some investigating before buying your next puppy! With enough evidence we can shut these cruel people down!The list continues with rabbit tetsnig, monkeys, horse mills!!! It's very uncommon in America for people to eat horse meat, but some of the biggest distributers are along our southern coast shipping dead horses across the ocean while draining the blood as fish food!Please.. we need to do something. Every effort is a step in the right direction. Thanks for reading my rant. I'm just trying to pass the world along about animal abuse and cruelty.
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I agree with Keep my soldier safe as i show dogs and i have bohgut puppy's that are the least 3,000 the max i have paid was 5,000.I got their name from people with best in shows and champion dogs of my chosen breed.I disagree with toy fox terrier a puppy mill has more than 200 dogsmost responsible breeders have 5 to 10 females and at least 2 to 4 males
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Videos are up on the UCLA website from the recent seminar. Enjoy!
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Our beautiful Andee was bred to Onyx but the breeding didn't take... so there were no puppies. We were so disappointed that I didn't even post it in my blog.
We aren't going to try to breed her again. Three times with no breedings taking... is enough. We are very sad because we wanted to continue the line down from Gayle Warren's beautiful Almira. We do have and Almira son.."Antonov". So we will continue with him.
"Andee" is here with us now! We are excited for this breeding! The announcement will be soon!! Keep watching the website! I know Bruce & Jan miss her! She is such a sweet girl... Lots of fun to have with us again!
We had forgotten just how much we miss her as part of our family, too! She is so cute sitting in the seat beside Darrell when he takes her with him on his errands. Gotta get a picture!
The puppies had a busy day yesterday! Playing outside is such fun and hard work for puppies, you know!! Joyce Vanek was here to do the Conformation Evaluations and we know the girls that are going to the show homes... funny thing...I have my own picks for each of the wonderful families in my head!!! Temperament Test is Monday... Then everyone will know their puppy!! Woo Hoo!
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