1st time wanting to breed my female baby! Need help!

drews89

Hey guys I’m new here. I’m from Cali. In Ventura county. I have a female that a little over 1 yr 1/2 old. No I would like to see her have some pups like a family. But I’ve never been in that situation of breeding any dog . And I happen to be here and find out if I can get the right info.....now she will be in heat by middle of next month or at the end.

that1Boomer

I leave the breeding to the professionals. But that is my opinion.

drews89

How am I supposed to learn... if I can’t get the support and help and one day become a pro like many out here .....

that1Boomer

There are many things to consider. To be a good breeder, you need to conduct routine exams of the puppies and the Mother. Get them vet checked and inoculated. Checked for hearing troubles and other dispositions that could be carried by the sire and dam. That is just to name a few things. Before all that, you need a good bloodline and make sure you have a match with the correct sire or dam. It is not as easy as going out and saying " Okay, lets have puppies ".
and for me, if I was going to even consider breeding my EBT. I would read every bit of information on the internet and my local library. Then you have to sell the puppies. Where do you list your adds? How do you pick the right buyers? What do you offer to the buyer to assure them they are getting a quality EBT. Now lets not forget, the health certificates and vet records for the sales. You should be registered in the state you plan to operate as a valid breeder.

The list goes on and on. If you have any troubles with a sale, it is out of your pocket for the law suits.

Find a professional and volunteer to help them do what they do. You will get an inside look at the operations and the things involved.

For me, I will let the the pros breed my EBT's.

No harm in wanting to learn, but you have to dedicate the time a efforts needed to do it correctly. Asking on a forum like this, is not going to give you near enough information to be successful at it.

drews89

How am I supposed to learn... if I can’t get the support and help and one day become a pro like many out here .....

Brooklyn

AKC’s Guide to Responsible Dog Breeding:
https://www.akc.org/breeder-programs/breeder-education/akcs-guide-responsible-dog-breeding/

BulliesofNC

A good article I wrote a few years back that you provide you with insight on what others are looking for within a responsible Bull Terrier breeder:

https://bulliesofnc.com/finding-reputable-bull-terrier-breeder/

HappyMangle

going with that1Boomer - Leave it to the Pros