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Old 08-07-2009, 11:27 AM
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keeping pup from own bitch

is there any reasons why keeping a male pup from a litter from your own bitch is not a good idea, any problems that commonly arise ?
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Old 08-07-2009, 01:43 PM
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is there any reasons why keeping a male pup from a litter from your own bitch is not a good idea, any problems that commonly arise ?
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Sure if you plan on breeding her or him so neither are fixed you are looking into a dangerous future of inbreeding. Please either fix one or both or don't do it.
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Old 08-07-2009, 06:05 PM
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yup...aside from having the hassle of an intact pair that is related...there really isn't an issue otherwise.

If I were you i'd get one or both altered. Toooo easy to mess that situation up.
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Old 08-08-2009, 04:37 AM
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i plan on havin the mother neutered as soon as she as is safe to do so after she has the pups, so other than that there shouldnt be any problems, with the pup trying to feed from the bitch when he is an adult or anything? im aware this is probably a stupid question but am a novice.
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i plan on havin the mother neutered as soon as she as is safe to do so after she has the pups, so other than that there shouldnt be any problems, with the pup trying to feed from the bitch when he is an adult or anything? im aware this is probably a stupid question but am a novice.

even if he tried too, I doubt she would let him.
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My aunt kept one of her pups and had mom spayed, she said mom would get annoyed with him sometimes which is normal anyways but never did he try to nurse, that would be like my pup trying to nurse on my spayed chihuahua lol. No worries there
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Old 08-10-2009, 01:31 AM
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Many people keep a pup from their litters, no problems

I took in a cat and her 6 kittens, all a week old. The kittens are two years now, and we have all 6 kittens and momma. We didn't bother seperating for weaing them, momma did it when she felt she was ready. I would guess dogs would do the same (unlike horses haha!) but you can always wean them yourself. I know my friend did with the two pups she kept from her bitch.
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Old 08-28-2009, 12:09 AM
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Everyone pretty much summed it up. If you plan to keep any two dogs of opposites sex, from same litter, pup and mom, different breeds, spay or neuter and your set. Dogs don't care, they want to reproduce.
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