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Old 29-03-2009, 02:50 PM
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i have a beautiful 2 year old pedigree cavalier. i brought him for my daughter but when she leaves home she will be taking him with her. He is an amazing dog... so gentle and gorgeous that i would love to breed him in order to have a bitch from his litter as i willbe lost without him. does any one have a bitch of goodqualtiy that they would be willing to breed. he has bnot sired a litter b4 and it is not the money i am after but another pup. yes i could buy one but he isso wonderful i would like to have one of hisown offspring.
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One thing to think about is is it really worth breeding your dog just to have one of his offspring?

There are lots of breeders out there already along with pups in rescue homes so maybe breeding is not the best way to go about it

just a point, not having a go at all

Goodluck with your decision!
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Old 30-03-2009, 12:06 AM
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I'm not too sure where you've got the impression that anyone is recommending breeding with a close relative? Perhaps you misunderstood what I said in my initial post, maybe I didn't make myself clear. I meant to suggest to the original poster that they try to BUY a close relative from the original breeder (if that breeder is a reputable one that health tests).

PS Thank you Trekkiemo and DT for the nice comments

I'm sorry Ridgielover. I obviously misread the last bit of your post.
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Re: breeding my dog
Studding out your dog will not gaurantee an exact replica of him. Even when Line breeding the pogency can be different in looks and temperament
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Please browse the internet, the CKCS breed is really under scrutiny at the moment, it really isn't the right time for novices to start breeding

Sorry if I sound harsh, but please just go and research and you will understand
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