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by Kelly M Shaw on 04 August 2009 - 16:08
I personally won't use a stud if he has something wrong with him. I had 1 male many years ago that produced 10 pups and out of 10 pups 3 had allergy's so I pulled him from the program, and he is in a very loving home and has never been bred to again. It did come from him too and not my female. That is just me of course and how I am. I feel it's wrong to tell someone something about their stud that is totally false!!! To me they are just adding more GSD's that can have more than 1 health problem to the mix, and are not helping the breed out at all!!!
Kel
Kel
by Bob McKown on 04 August 2009 - 18:08
Kelly:
Did the male have allergies? or any alergy problem with parents,siblings, gransparents? of the male?
Did the male have allergies? or any alergy problem with parents,siblings, gransparents? of the male?
by GSD Justice on 05 August 2009 - 01:08
Excellent post. I have a friend that just got a dog from a roaming stud and for the first time in ten years a breeder produced nearly 15 lame dogs. Once the breeder went back to a prior stud and sibling issue solved.
by Kelly M Shaw on 05 August 2009 - 15:08
Bob I do not know if his siblings, grandparents ever had problems, but I noticed with him that once I moved into a totally different enviroment (woods) I started to notice a problem. His mother also as she got older started to develop allergies (hot spots). This is why I found him a forever home.
Kel
Kel
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