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Cleoppa © Said in Monday, January 14, 2008

Talk to breeders of either develop. First of all, you have to live with this dog so investigate how well it'd fit into your lifestyle. Second, talk to them about the specific things of concern to breeders in this breed. Conclusion if you're ready to take on the challenges associated with improving that breed's health, conformation, temperament and form.

Investigate the costs associated with breeding either breed. What health tests do you need to do to be a...

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Robert Said in Monday, January 14, 2008

I himself like Keeshonds but there both good dogs...i`ll say the keeshond..it will prbly do better in the show ring..if that`s what your after

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ミルク Said in Monday, January 14, 2008

you should Take from shelters

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Nandina (Bunny Slipper Goddess) Said in Monday, January 14, 2008

Which one do you favour to take care of? They are very different in their care needs - coat being the most obvious. If you're not willing to put the time, stab, and care into a Kees coat, then go with the WSS.

Because getting a Kees ready to show is a heck of a lot more work than getting a WSS content to show. Since your dogs should be shown and have their titles before you breed them, you need to consider this.

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gringo4541 Said in Monday, January 14, 2008

Why do you penury to start breeding dogs? It doesn't appear to be for the valid reason of improving or maintaining the standing of the breed. Are you thinking you can make lots of money breeding puppies to sell?

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I ♥ my doberman Said in Monday, January 14, 2008

why cultivate? just get a dog.......and spay / neuter it

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Bonsylar Said in Monday, January 14, 2008

DON'T Type OR BUY WHILE SHELTER ANIMALS DIE.

I'm glad you're doing research.

Look up how many Keeshonds and Welsh Springer Spaniels are moribund in shelters.

Remember that for every puppy you breed and find a home for a shelter dog dies.

Do you plan to show these dogs to their championships so that you confirm they are worthy to better the breed?

Are you aware that pregnancy and birth is very bad for dogs?...

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Gina C Said in Monday, January 14, 2008

I opinion prefer Keeshonds but, it really depends on your lifestyle, how much you want to put into grooming, the climate where you are, and the market for them. Also are there engender clubs in your area for showing? You obviously don't want to produce inferior pups that'll end up in shelters rather than of homes. Whatever you decide, good luck and best wishes!