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illinois boy
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best time to breed?

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i am having my female breed and the lady who's dog i am breeding her to said that 3 days after she stops bleeding is the day to breed her what do you all think?
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Post by biged1 »

I ususally breed around the 11th or 12th day from when she started bleeding. It still depends on the dog though - some don't really start bleeding until they are ready to breed - check her with a male and if she flags her tail off to the side she's ready.

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well it is the third day and she stood for him i am taking her back tomarrow to make sure she takes.
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Post by semeru »

If this helps I always breed the third day the girl will stand and then every second day after that so that I do 3 matings. I have rarely had my girls miss unless there has been a problem with the male.
I have been successfully breeding since 1972.

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Post by lonewolf »

since its 7 days coming in 7 days in and 7 days going out i usally breed on the 11th or 12th day,,,,,,
you can take a kid out of the country, but you cant take the country out of a kid

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Post by blackdirt beagles »

can you leave your dog there a few days? i have chain link runs and just kennel them together for 10 or 12 days and let nature take its course. just got to watch out for fighting, but i think this is the best way to make sure your female gets bred.

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Post by Guest »

Breeding anymore than every other day is a waste!
Once the female will stand for the male breed her every other day until she wont stand anymore and you will be fine.

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well i took her back today to breed her again and they hung so i am hoping this is enough he bred her yesterday and again today so she should have took i hope at least then i should have pups march 15th because the only other 2 times this female has been bred she had them 2 days early.
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Post by samlyn0001 »

Go to http://www.geocities.com/samlyn0001
Then go to links
at the bottom of the page is a pregnancy calender
Plug in the sire the dam and the first date of mating. This will give you an idea of what to expect and date of whelp.

The purpose behind breeding every other day is to enhance the chances of a fertile mating. Usually breeding 48 hours after the first mating will do this.

Good luck to you and your future litter!

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i have a breeding chart i got it with the first stud book and my female usualy has her pups 2 days early do if she took the first time they should be here on march 15 witch is a tuesday so i think i will skip a day of school to keep an eye on them lol
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Post by LR Patch »

According to a vet friend of mine a bitch dropes fresh eggs every 48 hours.I breed on the 10 day and then every other day for 3 matings.Been
doing this for 20+ years and never had 1 miss using this mythod.Also I always bring the bitch to the male.It seems it don't take him long this way
cause he knows where he's at and don't spend time checking out a new place.Just my 2 cents worth!!!
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i am prety sure she took cause it was only about 5 days after i had her bred that i noticed she had went out of heat
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