if dog is pure bred, and gets pregnant by a stray, can she be bred in the future?

Answer 1

Yes, the idea that a "purebred" is spoiled for future purebred litters if bred by a mix is completely false.

**** a dog even if purebred should not be bred under the age of 2, before health tests are done and passed (not just simple vet exams) has been shown or evalauted to make sure it adheres to breed standard******

Answer 2

Yes she can be bred again. Its an old wives tale that a dog is ruined by a stray breeding just make sure when you get rid of the puppies that you list them as a mix mother purebred father mixed show pics of both if possible. Then in the next breeding show pics of both parents again so people won't say oh I already got one from her last breed she isn't a purebred dog.This way you have admitted where the breeding problem was with the first litter that is no longer present with the second breed. You will find people who prefer to have mixed dogs to reduce likely hood of genetic disease or so they can have a similar pet for a lower price. The stray dog doesn't change your dogs DNA and thats what makes your dog a purebred

Answer 3

Do you think the dog cares who impregnates her? If she's in heat... she's not terribly fussy and if you are the owner of a pure bred dog - eiher have her spayed... or watch out for situations where a stray has managed to be in contact with her. Besides, there are far too many unwanted pets available... do everyone a favor and have her spayed. Then you don't have to worry about any of this ever again.

Answer 4

this is the first time I have viewed this forum, and I have to say I was somewhat taken aback at some of the responses. There are ways of making recommendations without launching a verbal attack on the person asking the question. Please take into consideration the person asking the question may not be an adult before throwing rocks and rendering someone too irresponsible to own an unaltered dog. I personally am a HUGE proponent of spaying/neutering. Young people can be made aware of this through education without slamming - they will be much more receptive to freindly education rather than getting slam dunked for asking a question. Not everyone is aware of or understands the problem with unwanted pets - it should be our job to educate them. Besides - what if this is a hypothetical question??? This person never said it happened - they asked IF.

Answer 5

Yes, she can get pregnant again. I would highly recommend having her spayed. The world doesn't need more unwanted or unplanned puppies.

It will cost much more to properly raise a litter of puppies than it will to simply have her spayed. Complications can arrise from pregnancy and labor and get you some HUGE vet bills. The female could even die from complications. Puppies can be born dead, or die after they are born. It can just be very stressful for everyone, especially the momma dog and if you have any children. And females that are not spayed are much more likely to develope mammary cancer or possibly pyometra. Pyometra is when the uterus becomes infected, fills with pus, and can burst... It can kill the dog VERY quickly. Even if the dog doesn't die you will have quite a vet bill afterwards.

Answer 6

I agree thoroughly. i'm effective with people who had an twist of destiny (regardless of the easy certainty that particularly preventable), and are merchandising there mixed canines at $50-one hundred in the event that they get them vet checked and their photographs. That way they insure the canines could prefer to not a lab or for bait for canines struggling with rings. I do even if fall unwell to my abdomen at a similar time as i'm out and be conscious somebody merchandising a poo this or a cocklier, and that they decide on $500 and up for them. i'm getting exhilaration from purebred canines additionally. I many circumstances bypass to a guard precise now, yet I continually have an theory of a few purebreds i'm going to be very appropriate with, and that i wait until finally finally i locate one. i'm getting exhilaration from purebreds, considering you would be able to learn relating to the canines, length, features, and diverse themes. you in certainty have no theory what you have exchange into with a mutt. The vogue fashion designer mutt creators at the instant are not from now on interested in a minimum of a few thing yet a speedy greenback. i think of of they breed mutts simply by fact of certainty they don't could prefer to pay to hitch them or some thing then. you in certainty could prefer to upward thrust up with a lovable call, and located a great parent on it. those canines are located down properly-primary everywhere interior the country, simply by fact of certainty optimal persons make an impulse purchase and hit upon later the canines isn't some thing like they theory that's, and then they sell off it on the guard out of impulse and the certainty they are to lazy to paintings with their canines. that's in certainty the way i think of.

Answer 7

I would have the litter euthanized and when she is ready get her spayed.

Unless you have a show dog and you are showing your dog, you have a pet quality dog. A pet quality dog should be spayed/neutered. They make great pets, don't get me wrong but BYB don't understand or know the specifics of genetic quality or how to read a pedigree and some people don;t know the difference between AKC papers and a dogs Pedigree.

In answer to your question, Yes they can breed in the future but without a pedigree you are only adding insult to injury by breeding her in the future. She may look the part and be able to walk the walk but, not to hurt your feelings, she is just a mutt.

Answer 8

YES. Not the same 'pregnancy' but any later one ... dogs are like people, and the 'breed' holds true only to the pregnancy started during the breeding.

Answer 9

yes...


same way that people can have 1 baby 1 year, then another the next. They get knocked up again.

the offspring will have the bloodlines of the mother & the father, so if your purebred pooch went "slumming" one day, don't worry, she won't be tainted for the future.

Answer 10

yes. The dog can still get pregnant.