dog breeding...?

Question

I have a gsd that has papers and he came over from germany..has a tatoo in his ear.. VERY known parents..well i want to breed him.. planning on keeping the puppies and then having him fixed... I have a friend with a female gsd purebred.. how long does the "process" take.. What exactlly happens? thx <33

yes..we have all papers and all of that.. when we introduce them what should we expect..

money is no problem... i have 20+ acers and am willing to keep all of the puppies! I mena when "breeding" how long does that take and what do the dogs do?

Answer 1

I am a registered breeder. You have got to be present when They are ready to breed DO NOT LEAVE THEM ALONE . The first day the owner of the female See's blood start counting days.The 9th-11th-13th day those days are the best time the ***** is in her peak. You must skip the day's in between so your males sperm count can stay at a high level.You only let them breed one time per every other day. You bring the female to the male so he is on his on territory. When they are locked DO NOT LET THEM GO BUT TO BUT THIS COULD DAMAGE THE FEMALES BIRTH CANAL KEEP THEM SIDE BY SIDE.When they are tied time it they can be tied up to 25min so be patient if it is hot have a fan on the dogs while they are tied because they may over heat take a picture so you have proof of the male being the breeder because some people may ask for it to make sure the male listed on the paper's is the true sire yes some people will ask . Good Luck. If you have anymore question's just write me I will be more then happy to help you. Have the female & male tested for sexual dieses at lest 1 month before she comes into heat. The cost for this runs $40 to $50 dollars and well worth it.As for people telling you they have to be a champion that is not correct. The paper trail on the family and blood lines can produce a champion that is why some breeders go out of there line to get rid of faults in there line.I can not believe some of the answers you have gotten that is why I keep adding to this.Depending on the breed hip-displasha can happen to any dog even a mut you can not tell if one pup from another will have it or not.

Answer 2

In my journey, the dogs breeds that are the least in all probability to advance human aggression themes are the Pug, Beagle, English Bulldog, and Boston Terrier. i've got not rather seen an occasion of any of those breeds that i could say had a severe aggression difficulty, nevertheless I even have met particularly some worried Beagles. properly-bred Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, Pit Bulls, and Greyhounds could be spectacular up there as properly. on the different hand are the breeds that are maximum in all probability to be aggressive. I even have by no skill had a delightful journey with a Yorkie. in certainty, of the 50 or so Yorkies that I even have encountered, i could say all 50 had some form of aggression difficulty. Chow Chows, Akitas, and Chihuahuas are spectacular up there as properly. yet, i could say that the main aggressive dogs breeds are the particularly some breeds of Terrier from Scotland, the Scottish Terrier, West Highland White Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Dandie Dinmont Terrier, and Skye Terrier. Scotties and Westies especially are very bitey canines.

Answer 3

Well dpending on whether or not the female likes the male or visa versa...if either doesn't like the other they will both ignore each other or the one that DOES like the other will try to give off sexual body language in many forms. If they DO like each other, then the female will try to keep her back side toward the male, and eventually he will mount her. This is when they should "hook up" if you know what i mean (eww i know) and you need to supervise at this point, because sometimes they get stuck and you have to use warm water from a hose to detach them. Usually that is not the case though. They will stay like this for quite some time, until the male will dismount and they will go their seperate ways, ignoring each other. It's like...well...a job that's done in a way. After a couple days you can take the female in to see if she is pregnant. If she is then after about five months she will give birth. If it is a gsd then the number of puppies will range anywhere between 4-10 or sometimes in rare cases even more. CONSULT YOUR VET BEFORE DOING ANYTHING THOUGH! Make sure the owner of the female does the same. Hope that helped! :)

Answer 4

The german lines actually have (or did at one time) a worse problem with hip dysplasia than the american so the OFA hips is critical for both dogs.
Realistacally the entire thing with possible problems and solutions is too lengthy to go over on the internet. Join a breed club and you will soon be regaled with 101 tales and will probably find a mentor to help you. This is so critical I would delay any breeding plans till you find a mentor.

Answer 5

Okay first you have to make sure both dogs are A-Okay to breed by a vet. Second, get them both OFA sertified. Third get prepared to pay some bills (vet checks, formula for unwanted pup"possibly", whelping box, heating lamp, extra food for the pregnant female, food for the pups, shots for the pups, and a lot more). Fourth set a breeding date. Fifth check with vet and make sure that it was a succesful breeding. Seventh check with vet about speciel needs of expecting mother. Eighth 62-63 day gestation period. Ninth, I would suggest that you talk to your vet about the first litter and a C-section. Tenth Talk to your vet (AGAIN) how to go about raising healthy, happy puppies!

HAVE FUN WITH YOUR PUPPIES!

Also, the femal shoud have 2 times in one year that she can get pregnant. Twice a year, 3 weeks at a time, Female dogs (if not spayed) go through what most people call heat. The only time the female will allow the male to mount her is the second week of the heat. They should be "together" for about 20-30 minutes.

Hope I Helped!



Oh And i almost forgot...here is the web address to print of the OFA certification... all you have to do is take that form to the vet and they should fill out the bottom half of the certificate.

http://www.offa.org/hdappbw.pdf

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Answer 6

u should have health tests done like hips ect...and take them to a gsd breeder/ shower to see what they think on how the dogs meet breed standard....or show them both first....and ur planning on keeping all the puppies??? wow then u have lots of work cut out for u....i rasied 2 pups at the same time in a house...its not much fun....and training in shifts....of 2 then together....atleast once a day.....u'd have atleast 8...as far as mating not sure don't breed...never will....

Answer 7

it doesn't take long! however, the male and female will be "joined" for a while (usually not more than 20-30 minutes). this can be alarming for people who have not witnessed it before, but it is normal and they will be able to separate when it is over.

Answer 8

Ooog,
A tattoo and papers don't mean crap when it comes to whether or not it's a good idea to breed.

(Have you gotten both dogs tested for genetic defects?)
Please, please talk to a professional breeder about this. I cringe every time I hear someone say they want to breed their dog because they want puppies.

Answer 9

you have to make sure that the btch is in heat. and have them sniff around and hopefully your dog will have interest in her and they willl.. er yeah. mate.
sometimes dogs don't get along, or the btch is not interested or is just snappy. so it might not work it. (you never really know)
hopefully the btch is AKC registered with health checks and genetic checks etc. hopefully she was shown in the AKC ring and won several shows. same with your dog.

Answer 10

Unless he's a finished AKC Champion, and so is the B***h, and they have been CERF'd and OFA'd you need to wait until you have all health checks completed.

SO your dog is a FINISHED CONFORMATION CHAMPION??? YES??? IF NOT then don't breed him until he is. Papers are not worth a dime unless he's a finished champion.

If you don't know what you're doing you need to do some research first.