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In reply to the discussion: we have a 7 pound mini toy poodle and a 2 pound teacup mess [View all]LisaL
(44,973 posts)39. The dog is epileptic.
She shouldn't be bred at all. Either now or later.
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He really is adorable, getting bigger every day and he seems to be long haired
Rhiannon12866
Nov 2014
#80
He has a small white spot on his chest and the tip of one of his feet is also white.
Rhiannon12866
Nov 2014
#82
Even if you wish to breed her, do NOT do it her first heat as she is not mature enough to
uppityperson
Nov 2014
#3
Is this the dog with epilepsy you posted about recently? If so, even more of a reason to avoid it
uppityperson
Nov 2014
#7
Why would you consider breeding a child dog? Let her grow to her full size first. 2nd heat
uppityperson
Nov 2014
#13
holy shit. My beloved Snives (RIP) had seizures the last few years of his life. He was a kitteh,
dionysus
Nov 2014
#145
AKC says not 1st heat, as do all other sources I see. Risking her & pups life and health?
uppityperson
Nov 2014
#17
Good grief! The dog is too tiny, too young, and has health problems.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Nov 2014
#14
Way upthread I advised against it and he said the vet recommended to "go ahead and do it"
uppityperson
Nov 2014
#47
Stay classy, Heddi, with your catalog of links to what other members said and did in the past.
NYC_SKP
Nov 2014
#88
Seriously, and on her first heat. I gave links to AKC and other places saying that was not right
uppityperson
Nov 2014
#50
NYC_SKP, how is breeding a 2 lb first heat epileptic puppy ok? I live rural and don't understand
uppityperson
Nov 2014
#89
It's not OK, and it's not my point. But insulting the poster will do not a whit of good.
NYC_SKP
Nov 2014
#90
Dahling! This OP is not about some shooting of some other dog only Lord knows when.
NYC_SKP
Nov 2014
#109
However, derision and insult are appropriate when discussing animal abuse.
uppityperson
Nov 2014
#142
If the objective is to engage and educate the abusive owner, I would disagree.
NYC_SKP
Nov 2014
#144
But you have to agree that the venom that accompanies the replies can't be helpful.
NYC_SKP
Nov 2014
#112