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by Hundmutter on 19 August 2019 - 13:08
Follow the money.
by Koots on 19 August 2019 - 15:08
To the OP:
- No, I do not have a stud dog. I do have a male dog, but he is not breeding-worthy. This is because he has not passed all the criteria for breeding as set out in the SV, plus he has developed epilepsy.
I asked about your female's pedigree and for you to state WHY you think she is breeding-worthy because there are far too many people putting together male & female GSD's simply to produce more dogs. The shelters and rescues are proof of this. I know - I have been in an SPCA walk-in freezer full of bodies for cremation and have adopted rescue dogs in the past.
As Tig points out, unless you can articulate why you want to breed your female, and she has 'breeding value', then information will be harder to get here about suitable mates (if any). If this seems harsh, I apologize, but this is a breed-enthusiast site and we care about our breed.
- No, I do not have a stud dog. I do have a male dog, but he is not breeding-worthy. This is because he has not passed all the criteria for breeding as set out in the SV, plus he has developed epilepsy.
I asked about your female's pedigree and for you to state WHY you think she is breeding-worthy because there are far too many people putting together male & female GSD's simply to produce more dogs. The shelters and rescues are proof of this. I know - I have been in an SPCA walk-in freezer full of bodies for cremation and have adopted rescue dogs in the past.
As Tig points out, unless you can articulate why you want to breed your female, and she has 'breeding value', then information will be harder to get here about suitable mates (if any). If this seems harsh, I apologize, but this is a breed-enthusiast site and we care about our breed.
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