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quick question can i breed Doris when she gets older would you recommend or not?
Well I'm not.You have been told, in a straight forward manner and with the informational links too. It is you who has chosen to make it a "big scene".
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Why? I'm planning on breeding herNooo...
yes she is, but this doesn't mean that i can't breed Doris just because her mum is a rescue... they will all go to good homes and none will end up in rescue centres as I'm always happy to have a puppy back if i feel the need to...Isn't olive a rescue dog?
No they don't have a contract. I would like to for her health because it would also be beneficial.The only good reason to breed is to contribute something positive to the breed. There are enough pet dogs in shelters, nobody needs to breed them. Surely the puppies have a neuter contract as Olive was pregnant while at the shelter.
It was a local one near where i lived in Spain. Okay i will ask... i wouldn't like to say @JudyN. Why do you want to know?Breeding is not beneficial for a dogs' health in any way, shape or form. Whatever you've heard is a myth. Out of curiosity, which rescue did you get olive through? I haven't heard of a rescue that rehomes dogs without a neuter contract. It's definitely something for you to contact them over before you make a decision.
My opinion is not to breed
There is hormonal improvementsWhy would it benefit her health Violet ?
what do you mean? Olive is approximately 2 years old so how old is she now mentally after having puppies?Breeding ages the bitch. A dog gets no benefit from breeding. Google it
okay. you should make a thread if you know a lot about this topic...The same age. Pregnancy puts strain on the body.