Dirty Dancing!
- Thread starter Love4Pits
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Love4pits, I love that movie too. I had a question and everyone had referred me to u. I am planning on breeding my rottweiler,Thor, next year and I was wondering do i need to get his mom and dad's registered papers? His parents are both ckc registered, will i need them if i plan on breeding him. And also this might be a dumb question but i am very new to all of this... if mom and dad are registered does that mean that puppy is too?? THanks, Any useful help would be appreciated at this time.... Iluv Rottie's!!!
It all depends on what quality pups you plan on breeding. Do you want show, working, or pet quality pups or a bit of all? If you do plan on breeding to show or show and work or be pet it would probley be a good idea to get his sire and dams papers. If you are just breeding pet or working quality dogs it doesent really matter to most people and if it does they can look it up themselves. i always have history records available for new owners as some like to know but I only breed working or pet quality Siberian Huskies or Chins. Unless the breeder of your boy registered him before he came to you and the breeder should have presented you with a document showing he was registered and you havent yourself had him registered then no he is'nt registered.
Also are you planning on having healh exams done on Thor? Before you even consider breeding him I would take him to have all sorts of health exams done have his hips checked and any other area a Rottie can develop a medical problem. If he is perfect and doesent show any signs of going down hill in health then breed him but even if he has something small wrong DON't breed him. A small thing can cause a big problem in future offspring. Also have the ***** who you plan to breed Thor to Health checked you want your future puppies happy and healthy so they can live full happy lives.
Any other questions or concerns i would be happy to help you out with
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Also are you planning on having healh exams done on Thor? Before you even consider breeding him I would take him to have all sorts of health exams done have his hips checked and any other area a Rottie can develop a medical problem. If he is perfect and doesent show any signs of going down hill in health then breed him but even if he has something small wrong DON't breed him. A small thing can cause a big problem in future offspring. Also have the ***** who you plan to breed Thor to Health checked you want your future puppies happy and healthy so they can live full happy lives.
Any other questions or concerns i would be happy to help you out with
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