Breeding Dogs

How to Register a Dog With the American Bully Kennel Club (ABKC)

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The American Bully Kennel Club or ABKC is a specialty registry for bully breed dogs such as the American Pit Bull Terrier. Registering a dog with the ABKC allows your dog to earn points at dog shows that can add up to your dog becoming an ABKC ... more »

How to Register a Dog With the UKC

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The United Kennel Club is one of the United States' premiere kennel clubs. Some pedigreed dogs will come with UKC papers and other pedigreed dogs will come with papers from another registry, such as the American Dog Breeder's Association or the ... more »

How to Select a Dog Breeder

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Buying a new dog can be very exciting. When you want a specific breed, you can go to a dog breeder to find a purebred. You want to make sure you get the dog you want for the price you want. Select a dog breeder after reading these tips... more »

How to Select Dog Breeding Equipment

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Today's canine breeding is business. There are many aspects of the puppy producing venture to consider including the procurement of breeding equipment. Specific supplies are necessary for both the home breeders and those involved in larger ... more »

How to Select Dogs for Breeding

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The most crucial aspect of ensuring a successful canine breeding enterprise is the selection of the male and female dogs. Looks are important but there is more involved than sheer prettiness. Bloodlines, builds and disposition all play a part in ... more »

How to Sell a Puppy in a Newspaper Ad

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Have a puppy (or two, or three...) that you'd like to sell in the newspaper? Knowing the correct way to create your ad is vital to drawing in safe and fitting prospects for your little furry bundle... more »

How to tell if your dog is in Heat

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SO YOU THINK YOUR DOG HAS COME INTO HEAT? The normal and most common is for the female to come into heat at 6 months of age and then every 6 months thereafter. Do not breed your female on the first heat because she is not mature enough to breed ... more »

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