You love your dog, and so do we! Some of us love our dogs so much that we may even dream about having more “just like him!” However, to breed your dog is a monumental undertaking, and is a decision that should not be made lightly. As we mentioned in an article a few months ago, breeding dogs should not be a hobby or a “one-off” event.
Things to Consider before you Breed
Making the choice to breed your dog should involve extensive research on your dog’s
- Breed lineage
- History
- Genetic and health issues
- Temperament and
- Performance abilities
Can You Commit for the Long-Term?
Once all that has passed muster, are you ready and willing to not only be responsible for the prenatal veterinary care but also to be responsible for the puppies’ placement and livelihood for the rest of their lives? It’s a lot to think about, and rarely are there dollar signs at the end of the tunnel. Consider all the qualities necessary for a good dog breeder.
This graphic illustrates that decision-making journey in excellent detail. Follow the arrows to navigate the path of decision making.
To tell the truth, I have always wanted to get a dog because dogs are such wonderful creations which can provide you with warmth and care. Of course, it is really important to choose a dog according to your lifestyle and needs because you should feel a special connection with this pet. It is so cool that there are so many dogs in our world and every person can choose a dog according to his personality. Honestly, I have a very active lifestyle and I think that poodles are the best option for me because they are so cute. I really like small dogs and It is so comfortable for me to have a small dog who will be able to adapt to my rhythm of life, being my loyal friend. I can say that this breed of dogs has a great deal of advantages and it is so cool that they have a very high life expectancy. Poodles take 2nd place in the list of the smartest dogs and they are easy to educate.