william g harris Webboard User Reg: 01-24-2006
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My male and the female were a match made in hell. Just would not work. My male bit the foot of the female when they faught and she required stitches. We muzzled them next and still too much agression so we let the vet do AI.
I've wondered if it's possible for a receptive female to lose her heat if she's put through too much stress during breeding. Could stress like that cause her to lose her heat or become less receptive?
It's weird, a lot of times when we humans get involved in saying who gets bred to who, mother nature seems to tell us something different...
Will Rambeau Moderator Reg: 01-25-2003
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Quote: betty waldron
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Mike, you might want to look up the threads that I posted back when I bred Fetz and my old Czech bitch together for the first time.
Much bloodshed was involved, mainly mine. Use my "experience" there to save yourself a collection of new holes in your clothing, and skin.
Breeding two Landsharks together is not for the faint of heart.
I have decided that the manner of conception unduly influenced the making of Princess Weasel.
What was it Will, about 8 months post conception when she grabbed onto your chest and wouldn't let go when you denied her the tug?
Adds a whole new meaning the the phrase "It's all in the breeding..."
Think I'll go hide now....
Thanks, Betty.........I tried to forget that particular training "event" after my chest puncture wounds had healed.
Ouchie. But ya gotta love her drive.......
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