*MIGHT* be breeding Tytus in April

[darkchild16]

The bitch i have wanted to breed my first male to goes into heat in April and Tytus will finally be 2. I have been going over and over this Tytus's whole life. SHe is a great hunter and is an old style pit which would make up for Tytus's size, shes calmer and more of an obedient dog all of traits i wanted evened out in the puppies. These will be hunting dogs and once we have cemented the deal with the bitches owner(after hunting season) he is getting tested and she will again. Her last litter she produced 2 years ago are great dogs. The bitches owner would take 2 and me 1 and my friend wants 1 and the bitches owner wants 1. All of there homes being hunting pit homes. And they relize some may not be as drivey and they agree to take a pet quality one as well. Im so excited!!!!!! I jsut figured i would finally tell since im almost certain it will happen.

 

[Miakoda]

Where's the vomit emoticon?

Anways, obviously you live in la-la land & have not heard of the overpopulation of pit bulls out there.......especially "pet bulls". Or else you just plainly don't give a ****.

What has your dog done to prove he's worthy of being bred besides turning 2 yrs of age? Is he a show dog? A weight pull dog? A hunting dog? As this is a WORKING breed, a dog must do more than "look pretty" to be considered being bred. And it sounds from your description that he doesn't fit the standard & so you think that by breeding him to a more standard female all will be hunkey dorey....well, wrong honey. And do NOT even get me started on breeding dogs for pets.

Also, unless you plan on keeping ALL of the pups of 95% of them, you shouldn't be breeding. A breeding is done to improve upon your own stock & in some way improve upon the breed. The pups should be kept & worked/shown by yourself so you know if the breeding was successful.....and this takes upwards of 2 years.

Breeding for 1 puppy or just b/c your dog & some bitch would make nice pretty dogs is nothing more than what your typical back yard breeder & puppy peddler does. So unless you want to join those ranks, don't do it.

 

[iheartsammy]

she's breeding them for hunting lines...as she stated in the post.

where did you get she was breeding just for looks?

 

[Brattina88]

okay, you don't need to be so rude

Nice words people. Use your nice words !

 

[darkchild16]

ummm it says right in there HUNTING DOGS. And i have been in breeding animals my whole life so i knwo what to look for and what to do And yes tytus and her are gorgeous dogs but thats NOT the reason the reason i stated she is a old style is because the old style are what they are supposed to look like NOT big and bulky!!!!!!! oh and next time you might want to pay more attention to what i wrote and the fact that my family has bred hunting pits my whole life

 

[bubbatd]

If there's a reason to breed from both sides , fine . As long as the owner of the female is a " dedicated " breeder and is prepared to spent the time and money to have a litter. It's a HUGE undertaking .

 

[darkchild16]

the breeder is the one i got j.d. from and they are the ones who have him right now. and shes is a dedicated breeder but she doesnt have a site or anything the only way to find out about her is if you know her personally or you are in our hog hunting group. Other than that you will NOT get a puppy from her.

 

[squirtsmom]

Bet they will be some good hunters.

 

[darkchild16]

oh they will be tytus's first "catch" was a 300 lb hog!! and he was only a year old. and J.D.'s are usually about that size and his mom which is the bitch im breeding with is just fabulous. At 7 she jsut got a 250 lb hog and shes only 40 lbs.

 

[Buddy'sParents]

Breeding a 7 year old bitch? Isn't that too old?

 

[stevinski]

have they had there health tests

Also, unless you plan on keeping ALL of the pups of 95% of them, you shouldn't be breeding. A breeding is done to improve upon your own stock & in some way improve upon the breed. The pups should be kept & worked/shown by yourself so you know if the breeding was successful.....and this takes upwards of 2 years.

i agree with absolutely none of this post, and find it to be very selfish and backwards way of thinking

you can improve you stock and the breed without keeping all the pups, you need different lines to improve your stock, so do other kennels.
and you sell them to show homes that you stay intouch with, thats how you know if the breedig was successful

 

[PixieSticksandTricks]

Where's the vomit emoticon?

Anways, obviously you live in la-la land & have not heard of the overpopulation of pit bulls out there.......especially "pet bulls". Or else you just plainly don't give a ****.

What has your dog done to prove he's worthy of being bred besides turning 2 yrs of age? Is he a show dog? A weight pull dog? A hunting dog? As this is a WORKING breed, a dog must do more than "look pretty" to be considered being bred. And it sounds from your description that he doesn't fit the standard & so you think that by breeding him to a more standard female all will be hunkey dorey....well, wrong honey. And do NOT even get me started on breeding dogs for pets.

Also, unless you plan on keeping ALL of the pups of 95% of them, you shouldn't be breeding. A breeding is done to improve upon your own stock & in some way improve upon the breed. The pups should be kept & worked/shown by yourself so you know if the breeding was successful.....and this takes upwards of 2 years.

Breeding for 1 puppy or just b/c your dog & some bitch would make nice pretty dogs is nothing more than what your typical back yard breeder & puppy peddler does. So unless you want to join those ranks, don't do it.

Rude much?

You must not have read her post cause she answered all these questions. She never said anything about breeding pretty dogs . They are going to be hunting dogs like she stated in her first post. If you would have read it you would know that.

 

[FoxyWench]

the only question i have is breeding an older bitch, ive always prefered to retire a female from the breeding program at about 6 yrs of age, when was her last litter? (im sorry if you stated this and i missed it)
otherwise sounds like good hunters and well thought out and i wish you luck!

 

[~Tucker&Me~]

Isn't 7 a little old?

~Tucker

 

[Whisper]

Where's the vomit emoticon?

Anways, obviously you live in la-la land & have not heard of the overpopulation of pit bulls out there.......especially "pet bulls". Or else you just plainly don't give a ****.

What has your dog done to prove he's worthy of being bred besides turning 2 yrs of age? Is he a show dog? A weight pull dog? A hunting dog? As this is a WORKING breed, a dog must do more than "look pretty" to be considered being bred. And it sounds from your description that he doesn't fit the standard & so you think that by breeding him to a more standard female all will be hunkey dorey....well, wrong honey. And do NOT even get me started on breeding dogs for pets.

Also, unless you plan on keeping ALL of the pups of 95% of them, you shouldn't be breeding. A breeding is done to improve upon your own stock & in some way improve upon the breed. The pups should be kept & worked/shown by yourself so you know if the breeding was successful.....and this takes upwards of 2 years.

Breeding for 1 puppy or just b/c your dog & some bitch would make nice pretty dogs is nothing more than what your typical back yard breeder & puppy peddler does. So unless you want to join those ranks, don't do it.

That was extremely rude.





I agree, Tucker, Foxy; I doubt that 7 is a good age to breed. . .

 

[darkchild16]

this is her last litter and we have taken her to 4 different vets in teh area to make sure she is in perfect condition and they all agree that she is in peak condition and shouldnt have any issues with this last litter. And they are retesting her a month before the breeding.

 

[darkchild16]

the last time she was bred was 3 years ago.

 

[Buddy'sParents]

Just curious.. but why the lapse in time? A bitch that hasn't been bred in three years is suddenly going to be bred at age 7? Just curious, Breeze.

 

[darkchild16]

no male that was up to par she is very picky about who she breeds with. and she only has males from the bitch thats being bred.

 

[J's crew]

Where's the vomit emoticon?

Anways, obviously you live in la-la land & have not heard of the overpopulation of pit bulls out there.......especially "pet bulls". Or else you just plainly don't give a ****.

What has your dog done to prove he's worthy of being bred besides turning 2 yrs of age? Is he a show dog? A weight pull dog? A hunting dog? As this is a WORKING breed, a dog must do more than "look pretty" to be considered being bred. And it sounds from your description that he doesn't fit the standard & so you think that by breeding him to a more standard female all will be hunkey dorey....well, wrong honey. And do NOT even get me started on breeding dogs for pets.

Also, unless you plan on keeping ALL of the pups of 95% of them, you shouldn't be breeding. A breeding is done to improve upon your own stock & in some way improve upon the breed. The pups should be kept & worked/shown by yourself so you know if the breeding was successful.....and this takes upwards of 2 years.

Breeding for 1 puppy or just b/c your dog & some bitch would make nice pretty dogs is nothing more than what your typical back yard breeder & puppy peddler does. So unless you want to join those ranks, don't do it.

Skipping past the part where you failed to read about them being hunting dogs..........which is no different than what I have read about yours....

Planning on keeping all puppies from a litter or even most does not make you a good breeder. Actually, a good breeder would see that the pups are put in homes where they could reach their full potential with a whole lot of one on one attention. Also, out of every litter of any breed there are going to be pet quality dogs.

Just curious, what have YOU done to improve on your breed?