I want to bread my dogs. What do you think?

Question

I have two beautiful dogs, should I breed them? They are both pure breads, and registered through APRI. I mean, I can make tons of money off their puppies, right? My male and female need to experience parenthood, so I should deprive them, should I? I think that it would be a great learning experience for my 5 year old daughter. And it is so much fun raising little puppies. I know I can find them homes! We have a Flea Market right down the road where I can take them when they get to be about 5 weeks old! I mean I LOVE my dogs, so they should have puppies! They are healthy! I took them to the vet last year for their shots and they are just fine!

Answer 1

Well, if you really want to bread them, I think you should do it! Bread dogs are great. But you have to be careful. First you need to make sure that they are gonna stick ya no. So whatch gotta do is get some eggs out of the friderator. And make sure that you beat up the eggs really good. Then, roll your dogs all over and in the egg mix. Then you gotta decide what kinda bread you want, ya no. So, I really like white, so ya gotta crunch up a bunch of white bread - do you hear what I am saying? Because you gotta make sure it sticks. So put that all over them and there ya have it - breaded dogs. 6 months later, little breads will pop out of them both and you will have lots of little breads to sell at the Flea market.

Answer 2

I believe you mean breed. It's a great idea. BUT you are incorrect about the age you should let them go, they should be at least 8 weeks old, and if you think that you could handle them for 2 months, (dude, the mom will do most of the work) then your all set, But watch yourself, most breeders (from my dog books, internet research, and television instincts) dont have children below the age of ten when they start breeding, because the children toughen up the dogs. Make sure your daughter will be responsible and ne careful not to let her touch the puppies until they are a certain age or your female will bite her, causing SO MANY problems. If you do consider, and have problems selling e-mail me at [e-mail] and I can show you a few free sites u can post your puppies on.

Answer 3

I do NOT think you should breed them. So your dogs are purebred.. it doesn't say much. Are they show quality dogs and do they have champion lines? Are they OFA and CERF certified? Do you have ALL the equipment you need? Are you prepared to screen all the potential buyers? Wanting to make money and thinking its a good experience for your child is not a good reason to breed a dog. A lot of reasons why so many dogs are homeless are because of careless breeding. And obviously you are not an experienced breeder if you're going to let your puppies leave at 5 weeks. Large breed puppies should not leave before 8 weeks because they need to be fully weaned and they still need to learn stuff from their mother, small breeds need to stay for at least 10 weeks. Just because you love your dogs doesn't mean you should breed them and you should be researching about this and not just making a decision.

Answer 4

Um- Are you really sure you know what you're getting into?

Puppies are a lot of fun, I know. But they require care. And there are a lot of adorable puppies out there that need homes too.

Learn about your breed- assuming the dogs are the same breed. And learn about taking care of those puppies, and about taking care of the momma: She will need extra attention while feeding the little ones.

There is an old wives' tale about how a dog or cat MUST have little ones before they are fixed. I can assure you that it is just that, an old wives' tale. And that the doggies or kitties live just fine without the litters.

You are eager to have these puppies, and it's great to have something you're passionate about. But be smart too.

Good luck!

Answer 5

Well if you would like your dogs to be bread you could have that done but the sad thing about it is seeing all those gorgeous puppies awy because you will no be able to lookafter them and an advantage is you get to see your dogs have fun being parents which I have heard is awsome.

Answer 6

Hey, if you're having breaded dog why wasn't I invited? Let me guess the parents will be loaves and the pups are biscuits? And is a Flea Market the place you buy fleas?

Answer 7

"It's shake and bake and I helped!" -- hee hee. I prefer to use Planko crumbs... those Japanese are so smart!

ADD: Tough G -- get a grip. Were you weined too early or something? It's called a sense of humor, if we didn't use it regularly there would be a LOT more flames on these boards. Talk about arrogance - who died and made you YA moderator? Hey pot, I know my kettle is black.

Answer 8

Breaded dogs are always great, especially when extra crispy!
Hey, I don't see a reason why you shouldn't use your dogs to make a few extra buck. I mean, you fork out the dough for the ol'roy dog food, right??
Go for it!
And remember, when your litter is sick and dying, make sure to post your questions on here rather than calling your vet.
Good Luck!

Answer 9

Poor you. You are under a lot of delusions.

If your dogs have Pedigree papers as well as registry papers & you have had both dogs in the show ring & championed them both out then yes you can breed them. Then you know you have a pure breed dog. If none of this happened then you should not breed your dogs.

Your dogs are pets, not a science project. Pets should be spayed &/or neutered. Not Bred. It is back yard breeders that cause the genetics of a dog to get all screwed up. I bet you don't even know the breed standards much less how to breed using the standard genetic grid. You would not be a selective breeder if you bred these two dogs. You don't know what faults each one has or what double fault (from mom & dad) they would pass on.

No. Don't breed them.

Answer 10

LOL, I don't know what is funnier-the question, or the numerous users who answered, who obviously didn't *get* the question! Nice one, Kats! Let me know which flea market-I may be interested in a mate for my 6 month old PomLab-Doodle.