Dog breeding information

Though a demanding venture, dog breeding can be very rewarding if you have the appropriate dog breeding info necessary to help you make a success of it.
Dog breeders naturally fall into 2 categories: a novice dog breeder or an experienced dog breeder. And for the person who is yet to at least have her bitch give birth to a puppy, he does not qualify to be referred to as a dog breeder.

For a starter in dog breeding, you need to have a clear picture of the demands of the profession as this information will greatly enhance your chances of being a successful dog breeder.

Some basic question for every new dog breeder

• Why do you want to breed dogs? For fun, personal or commercial reasons?
• Do I want to breed dogs on a part time basis or full time?
• If you intend to breed dogs on a part time basis, would you be willing to invest the time and exercise the patience required to nurture your litters until they are ripe enough to go into their new homes? This can take as much as 2 months.
• Do you have capacity to meet the financial requirements of the recommended health checks for the bitch and her litter?
• Are you willing to invest both time and money in acquiring the necessary dog breeding info that will be helpful to you and that will also put you in a position to impact the right knowledge, in various aspects of care for the puppies, on the new owners of your puppies?
• Will you be able to handle it if your bitch gives birth to a large litter?
• How will you find good homes for my puppies?
• Do you have the capacity to take back the puppies from their owners if such a situation should arise?

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