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on: September 14, 2026, 03:56:53 pm
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Started by cajunl - Last post by make-em-squeel
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IDK how yall do it in this heat with all the bugs etc Good job
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on: September 14, 2026, 01:56:53 pm
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Started by The Old Man - Last post by make-em-squeel
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We just had that happen to our BMC's both mature and had good litters a few yrs back. And you know what bad luck we had with the dogos last yr
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on: September 14, 2026, 01:19:51 pm
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Started by The Old Man - Last post by The Old Man
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I mentioned that the "keep" hasn't changed in years, that includes the dog food and the formula listed on it, so I haven't blamed the dog food. In fact, due to my lack of paying enough attention I had two accidental litters in the last year or so. One litter is about a year old and the other is 5 months.
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on: September 14, 2026, 01:07:54 pm
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Started by The Old Man - Last post by t-dog
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Reuben, what was the difference in the dog food that made a difference in the heat cycle?
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on: September 14, 2026, 12:33:23 pm
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Started by The Old Man - Last post by Hollowpoint
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I don’t have any breeding experience with my crop of dogs, I have people with litters around offering me pups. I wouldn’t mind getting some pups out of my females (who are both in heat) I just don’t want to make a litter for no reason. If I had friends tell me they wanted pups from what I have, I’d do it, guess that means my pot lickers aren’t impressing my friends.
Now when i had the jagdterriers, my gyp came in heat like clockwork, but she would never let a male mount her. I did try to breed her to a real good male. After that failed fiasco, I had her fixed and called it.
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on: September 13, 2026, 11:04:36 pm
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Started by The Old Man - Last post by Reuben
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I had the same problem breeding a few females and I swapped to some cheap dog food and they started having normal heat cycles…I bred one of the females and she had a healthy litter…I was told to use a certain dog food because originally he had the same problem with his females…I think plain purina dog
chow will work as well…
I don’t remember the dog food I used but the title had the word Ranch in it…I don’t hog hunt anymore and am down to one old dog…letting him live out his old age in comfort in my backyard…
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on: September 13, 2026, 10:23:35 pm
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Started by WayOutWest - Last post by Cajun
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Sharp looking dog altho it does seem a little off not seeing a Airdale with a full coat. I think it was Henry Johnson who used to raise them back in the 80's and had the Redline of airdales. You can correct me if I am wrong.
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on: September 13, 2026, 08:55:54 pm
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Started by WayOutWest - Last post by NLAhunter
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Good looking little fellow
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on: September 13, 2026, 08:54:00 pm
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Started by The Old Man - Last post by NLAhunter
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It seems like everybody i have talked to last several years has had trouble getting gyps bred i know in last few years I have bred few outside females and got zero puppies out of my cur dogs bred one gyp that one side of her is my dogs the other side not she took he has 2 young dogs that several people has told me doing really well i finally raised a litter out of my black gyp this year I borrowed a black male i use to have to bred a gyp for my buddy and she only had 1 puppy
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on: September 13, 2026, 07:45:12 pm
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Started by The Old Man - Last post by The Old Man
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Sometimes they just don't cycle right I guess, the progesterone test would confirm that. But I have been told the progesterone tests for AI breeding are suggested to be in multiples so they can determine the optimal time as the hormone levels can vary from female to female. Seems like they told me 13-17 was typical, but I am not positive it has been so long ago.
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