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Location: Cambridgeshire, UK
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24-05-2010, 01:32 PM
Originally Posted by gemsoph 
hi everyone im new to the site, i mated my dog yesterday and they got tyed, my bitch is on heat! Does this mean she is certainly going to get pregnant? ty gemma
Originally Posted by Shona
I would think so.
did you plan to mate the dogs?
Originally Posted by gemsoph
yes i want her to have 1 litter its like thats what she needs as she keeps having fantom pregnancys after each season. I was there when they mated and tryed to clam both dogs. my bitch was yelping as if it was hurting and when they both seperated the males manhood was still really big it hadnt gone down while inside my dog. My dog is still bleeding is this the time they can get pregnant? And how will i know if she is having pups? ty
Originally Posted by gemsoph
claireanddaisy i didnt delibrerately mated my bitch, i didnt no untill today that she was in season as i had not seen any blood spotting or anything untill today thats when i started worrying and joined this forum for ADVISE not to be bullied, i love my dog tyvm and wouldnt want anything to happen to her. There was nothing i could do once the 2 dogs were tyed as it is impossible to seperate them. Thanks for your advise morganstar i admit i am unexperienced and just want help.
I have no advise to give as i have never bred a dog, but i just wanted to highlight a few things.
Seems to me that the op cant seem to decide whether she ment to mate this dog or not
I can see this turning into a 20 page plus post that goes back an fourth without any outcome.Sorry rant over
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Location: london,uk
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24-05-2010, 01:35 PM
Originally Posted by Luchi
This is one reason why the rescue centres are full up, and why so many healthy dogs are put to sleep each week.
We do not need hapless people to breed dogs, we need experienced people who know what they are doing so that all puppies have the best possible chance of living a long and happy life with one owner.
Many breeds have inherrent health problems, especially large breeds, crossing two unknown dogs can actually intensify these problems.
Why not take a trip to Battersea, or another rescue organisation, take a look at the hundreds of unwanted Bull Breeds, puppies included.
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Location: london,uk
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24-05-2010, 01:37 PM
Originally Posted by DevilDogz
but such things are not achieved, from unplanned matings, where no health tests have been done..with no responsible reason for breeding .
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Location: UK
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24-05-2010, 01:38 PM
Originally Posted by gemsoph
my dog is bullmastiff and so is my mums, are there any bullmastiff breeders here?
My best advise is you have her spayed, I personally wouldn't wait you are totally unprepared for a possible Bullmastiff pregnancy.
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Location: North Yorkshire, UK
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24-05-2010, 01:39 PM
I've not bred myself, but have seen the work and money that goes into a litter, it's not for the faint hearted!
Welcome to Dogsey by the Way!
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Location: Essex, UK
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24-05-2010, 01:40 PM
Don`t call people names unless you are prepared to back it up. I am going to report your name-calling so I suggest you don`t do it again.
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Location: london,uk
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24-05-2010, 01:41 PM
Originally Posted by Nicci_L
What do breeds do you yourself breed?
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