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SerenitStables

New Member
Hello,

I have an 18 month old pure rottie that I am looking to breed. He hasn't been bred yet, but I am interested in breeding him to someone who has a female that they want bred. He is a wonderful dog and very full of life. We can work something out, as i would like to see how he does breeding or I am going to fix him. PM me or message me back here if you are interested. Thank you.
 

happyappygirl

Rocky Mountain High!!
Why do you want to see "how he does breeding"?
I'm sure he's quite capable, but are you willing to produce an ENTIRE litter to be responsible for from cradle to grave, just to "test the waters" when there are lots of rescues and well bred pups available? What's the point?
 

PrepH4U

New Member
SerenitStables said:
Hello,

I have an 18 month old pure rottie that I am looking to breed. He hasn't been bred yet, but I am interested in breeding him to someone who has a female that they want bred. He is a wonderful dog and very full of life. We can work something out, as i would like to see how he does breeding or I am going to fix him. PM me or message me back here if you are interested. Thank you.
So in otherwords you are just looking for a quickie for him? :confused: :whistle:
 

GotMilk

New Member
SerenitStables said:
Hello,

I have an 18 month old pure rottie that I am looking to breed. He hasn't been bred yet, but I am interested in breeding him to someone who has a female that they want bred. He is a wonderful dog and very full of life. We can work something out, as i would like to see how he does breeding or I am going to fix him. PM me or message me back here if you are interested. Thank you.


I hope this rottie of yours is registered and comes from a GREAT background of dogs becuase if not then this dog is not worth breeding.
 

Softballkid

No Longer the Kid
GotMilk said:
I hope this rottie of yours is registered and comes from a GREAT background of dogs becuase if not then this dog is not worth breeding.


Your full of it.....tht doesnt mean nothing.....

How do you start a champion line, if you dont start....

Or are you just one of the "bully breed" haters :bubble:
 

GotMilk

New Member
Softballkid said:
Your full of it.....tht doesnt mean nothing.....

How do you start a champion line, if you dont start....

Or are you just one of the "bully breed" haters :bubble:


No dogs are worth breeding unless it comes from a good background. She should not breed this dog just becuase she needs money, like it sounds.

There are too many dogs that need homes now.
 

Softballkid

No Longer the Kid
GotMilk said:
No dogs are worth breeding unless it comes from a good background. She should not breed this dog just becuase she needs money, like it sounds.

There are too many dogs that need homes now.


But then again, maybe she has a very healthy, very good dog, and she is in hopes to find another, so they can start breeding and having more championship Rottis out there
 

GotMilk

New Member
Softballkid said:
But then again, maybe she has a very healthy, very good dog, and she is in hopes to find another, so they can start breeding and having more championship Rottis out there


BTW Im not a bully breed hater I love pits. I find that if the dog has a good owner then the dog, just like any dog will be a great dog.
 

K-T7

New Member
bcp said:
If I can find her, my ex wife might be willing to help you out..


Be warned though, she has no dogs.
my husband's EX....could help too.....but she would hump the #####..........lmao
 

bcp

In My Opinion
K-T7 said:
my husband's EX....could help too.....but she would hump the #####..........lmao
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Thats what I was talking about,, Right before the split up, I discovered that she would let anything that moved hump her.. It was so bad that after I beat up her boyfriend, I had to kill the fish in the tank........
 

MysticalMom

Witchy Woman
bcp said:
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Thats what I was talking about,, Right before the split up, I discovered that she would let anything that moved hump her.. It was so bad that after I beat up her boyfriend, I had to kill the fish in the tank........

:groan:
 

Fishn Guy

That's Dr. Fishn to you..
SerenitStables said:
Hello,

I have an 18 month old pure rottie that I am looking to breed. He hasn't been bred yet, but I am interested in breeding him to someone who has a female that they want bred. He is a wonderful dog and very full of life. We can work something out, as i would like to see how he does breeding or I am going to fix him. PM me or message me back here if you are interested. Thank you.
I'll do it but I'll need a few beers....
 

happyappygirl

Rocky Mountain High!!
Softballkid said:
But then again, maybe she has a very healthy, very good dog, and she is in hopes to find another, so they can start breeding and having more championship Rottis out there
Sorry for posting then letting this go...life got in the way this week.
Softball kid, I'd like to make a comment about your post asking how do you get started if you don't get started...You're right everyone has to start somewhere....

With that said, there are BREEDERS, and breeders. Putting two animals together on purpose makes one a breeder. Plain and simple. BUT....to be a true BREEDER, takes time, dedication and concerted effort. If one knows he/she would like to breed, and especially in a situation like this one, and yours, when you first purchase that animal you want to breed, you should do some homework BEFORE you buy (I'm sure you had an inkling you wanted to breed when you plunked down your $$ most people do), you need to purchase the absolute best you can find. THIS is how true breeders do it. Not the other way around...buy an animal, leave it intact, then just breed it because it is capable. There are far too many dogs out there who need a home just because their owners "accidentally" let the two together (there IS a mismate shot given by the vet just for things like this) or their owners purchased a dog of a particular breed just because it is or looks like that breed and...hey why not, a few bucks are a few bucks. NOT every dog should be bred (just like people!) and AKc papers are NOT a stamp of approval, although around here folks could care less wether they have them or not....on both sides (purchaser and "breeder")

If one REALLY wants to breed a good dog, you can't start with mediocre and hope for the best. It ain't happening. Genetics are a cruel teacher.
 
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