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13-05-2009, 07:50 PM
Originally Posted by mandy121 
yes both dogs have been checked and ive got homes for pups if she is pregnant.. ive had my male since puppy and i got female wen she was bout year old.. but im new to breeding.. i only will breed her once then get her done ,.. she been in season bout 2 weeks now .. and she has been mated quite few times and tied,... but she still bleeding. and the vet didnt seem to help full. he just said wait and see .. ... and i see alot on here bout breeding so i thought this would be good place to ask ... is the bleeding normal or if she has fallen pregnant would bleeding stop? and she ? still wanting the male so does that mean she still fertile ? thanks mandy...
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13-05-2009, 08:04 PM
You say your bitch is clear from specific health tets done. You ahven't mentioned your dog being affected, a carrier or clear.
They're not difficult questions; just the obvious ones that anyone here , particularly those who've been involved with SBTs inthe past would ask.
Funny how you're getting defensive again. No point in tying yourself up in knots over it. Damage (most likely) already done.
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13-05-2009, 08:24 PM
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13-05-2009, 08:25 PM
Originally Posted by Stumpywop
This would be laughable if it wasn't so sad for the dogs involved.
You say your bitch is clear from specific health tets done. You ahven't mentioned your dog being affected, a carrier or clear.
They're not difficult questions; just the obvious ones that anyone here , particularly those who've been involved with SBTs inthe past would ask.
Funny how you're getting defensive again. No point in tying yourself up in knots over it. Damage (most likely) already done.
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13-05-2009, 08:28 PM
Originally Posted by sjpurt
this is hard as everyone is just wanting the best for your dogs and any pups that come from the mating, with regards to your question yes a bitch can still bleed as seasons last 21 days some longer, i would say make sure your bitch gets to rest as it is very tiering if she is still allowing the male to mate then she is still ready as she will tell him when she is not any more, when i mated my girl i only allowed 1 mating aday as its tiering. i hope this helps a bit. i am happy if you want to ask any more questions just ask or pm. ihope you find all you need to now about the whelping and what to look out for. yes i agree get a diffrent vet as they are there to help you. If you are still in touch with your bitches breeder maybe call and speak to them as they are first hand with breeding they are the best to help you out hun. sam
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13-05-2009, 08:30 PM
Originally Posted by labradork
Nice to see you are dodging questions about your dogs health testing.
I hope you are aware that Staffordshire Bull Terriers are the number one breed of dog admitted to rescues.
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13-05-2009, 08:36 PM
have you been to any rescues. have you seen the conditions the dogs are kept in. Yes, some do leave a lot to be desired bu tonce in reacues, particularly the small ones, a some dogs are fortunate enough to be fostered and live in someone's home, as a member of their family until a forever home is found.
many of these fostered dogs are SBTS because fo the number who are homeless.
You breeding more dogs (the fact they are staffies makes no difference) is irresponsible at best. At worst, it's downright cruel.
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13-05-2009, 08:38 PM
Originally Posted by Stumpywop
Clearly you have no idea of how SBTs or any other breed is treated in rescue.
have you been to any rescues. have you seen the conditions the dogs are kept in. Yes, some do leave a lot to be desired bu tonce in reacues, particularly the small ones, a some dogs are fortunate enough to be fostered and live in someone's home, as a member of their family until a forever home is found.
many of these fostered dogs are SBTS because fo the number who are homeless.
You breeding more dogs (the fact they are staffies makes no difference) is irresponsible at best. At worst, it's downright cruel.
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