A Visitor asked the following question on 2/15/2006
I know this is a Very Subjective Question - because it depends on the female - but if the person breeding the female is trying to make sure that everything is done to focus on her health (example - waiting until she is 2 years of age to breed) How many times can she have a litter before she should be retired.
What is the Breeder average and what is ethical?
Thanks!
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3/6/06
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No more than 1 litter per year and not back to back. My vet says that if a female is in excellent health, up to 7 years of age is ideal. But I can't say I would be comfortable breeding one of my girls every single year until they reached 7.
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Carine
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