breeding my french bulldog but it's twice not successful
By THISISIT
@THISISIT (63)
Philippines
October 20, 2012 12:59am CST
i am a breeder, but why is it when it comes to my frenchie, with two different sires, it didnt get pregnant,? on her first year when she is first mated it is successful she produces 4pups via caesarian operation, but after that when her period comes again and she rested for a season, when she is mated , she didnt get pregnant, and for the last time last august when she is mated again in a different sire, it is again unsuccessful, i am really frustrated, is the cs procedure that the vet do to her has anything to do with her pregnancy?so sad.
3 responses
@natliegleb (5175)
• India
20 Oct 12
this discussion is quite interesting and i like it for sure,vote up,but i want to know if you could spot the spoiled reasons,why dont you give it another try now
@inu1711 (5285)
• Romania
20 Oct 12
You must be a novice breeder that you ask such questions. True breeders know the answer or know whom to ask about this matter.
I am not a breeder (and I don't think I'll ever be one
) but I've read about measuring the hormone level to determine the exact date to breed your dog. This can be very helpful, especially in the case you have to go miles away to find the right mate for your dog. You can't risk to travel so far and not to be there at the right time.
I am not a vet either, so I can't explain you how you do those measuring, but I suggest you to search the Internet for the proper information. A good veterinarian could also advise you about what you have to do.
Good luck with your breeding plan!
) but I've read about measuring the hormone level to determine the exact date to breed your dog. This can be very helpful, especially in the case you have to go miles away to find the right mate for your dog. You can't risk to travel so far and not to be there at the right time.
I am not a vet either, so I can't explain you how you do those measuring, but I suggest you to search the Internet for the proper information. A good veterinarian could also advise you about what you have to do.
Good luck with your breeding plan!
@subhojit10 (7375)
• India
20 Oct 12
Thanks for posting this discussion. Well i can understand your situation very well and i know u must be tensed for the dog and i think without much delay u should immediately consult a vet and inquire about her condition before it becomes too late. May be there might be some issues with the dog and if properly consulted then u might get a better way to overcome that issues.
What say?
