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Re: [PyrNet-L] Fw: boarding



The reason I amy breeding her is to improve the breed.  She is not quite 2
years old and is in very good shape to raise 10 to 12 puppies.  She is
excerised daily and in good health.  I have giving this alot of
consideration.  If the puppies are not all sold  that is fine with us.   I
am not going to be  one of these people that don't care what happens to a
pup or becoming one of these puppy mills that are out there.   I have alot
of people that I have talked to and looked into why they would like a puppy
from me.  I will not let a puppy go to a home where it's not wanted nor is
mistreated in away.  I have done alot with my Pyr.  She is a St. John's
Ambulance Therophy dog  has done alot of obedience
 training with her.  It's not like I have just one day said I will breed her
just for the fun of it.   I take very much pride in my animals and how they
are to be treated and care for.
I do know that it is not a pretty sight.  If I have to keep every puppy I
will.

I was just inquiring if people do charge a boarding fee.  And what is the
costed.  I will not board my dog out to anyone.  I take to much care in my
animals, not just to send her somewhere that it's not familiar with.  I
really  don't like to be away from her nor she us.  She is part of our
family.
 -----Original Message-----
From: Beverly Coate <bcoate@cwis.net>
To: pyrnet-l@gamerz.net <pyrnet-l@gamerz.net>
Date: Monday, July 20, 1998 4:57 PM
Subject: Re: [PyrNet-L] Fw: boarding


>I will be happy to help you with your questions if you will help me with
>mine.
>Before your breed your dog we need to ask.  Why are you breeding her?  What
>do you plan to do with the puppies?  How old is she?  Are you sure she is
>in good enough condition to raise 10 to 12 puppies?  All of this needs to
>be considered before you worry about being charged a boarding fee for
>breeding.
>Get back with me and we will talk about this some more.  I can show you
>what happens to pups that the breeders just didn't know what to do with
>after they were borned.  Its not pretty.
>Beverly Coate
>C&C Farms  Stigler OK
>bcoate@cwis.net
>
>I hope someone can help me out.  This is the first time I will be breeding
>my Pyr(Takeysha)  and was wondering if you're breeding the bitch to your
>dog.  Would you charge a boarding fee for the bitch if she had to stay for
>breeding?
>  I am really looking forward to having a litter of puppies this fall.  I
>have had rabbits, cats, duck, geese, and birds. But this will be a great
>experience for me.  If some out there can help will my questions I would
>really appreciated the help?
>Donelda
>
>