20-06-2016, 07:46 PM
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Re: Dog cross breeding
Certainly a combination of the two breeds would be attractive to potential dog-fighting rings. What is her reasoning for having an uneuteured male and female? Any pups are, I would imagine very difficult to home and will inevitably end up in poorly equipped homes.I have a staffie by the way. I also think he has a touch of rottweiller in him.
20-06-2016, 09:18 PM
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Re: Dog cross breeding
Originally Posted by TessA
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Yes, they are used in fights, also it would be cruel to mate a dog as large as a Rottweiler with a smaller bitch I think.She may have trouble giving birth if the puppies are too big.
That's just my opinion.
20-06-2016, 09:30 PM
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Re: Dog cross breeding
Originally Posted by TessA
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Yes, they are used in fights, also it would be cruel to mate a dog as large as a Rottweiler with a smaller bitch I think.She may have trouble giving birth if the puppies are too big.
That's just my opinion.
20-06-2016, 11:51 PM
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Re: Dog cross breeding
Originally Posted by TessA
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Yes, they are used in fights, also it would be cruel to mate a dog as large as a Rottweiler with a smaller bitch I think.She may have trouble giving birth if the puppies are too big.
That's just my opinion.
I entirely agree Tess.
A pointless and irresponsible cross, which will probably invite the wrong sort of people to offer homes.
a)Tomcat, is your niece really intending to breed them, or are they just her 'pets' and she intends getting them neutered?
b)Has she any experience in breeding a litter?
c)Has she got any idea of the health test requirements for both breeds?
d)Is she aware she will need to give new owners copies of these certificates?
e)Has she suitable facilities and finances for rearing a potentially large litter?
f)Has she got any homes booked in advance?
g) Is she aware of the new micro chipping regulations for a litter (and parents).
I would ask her these questions if she were my niece.
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