Port harcourt TOWN breeders

16/04/2023

TIPS FOR TAKING CARE OF CAUCASIAN SHEPHERD DOG PUPS

Raising dogs, especially providing care for the caucasian shepherd dog, is a specialty of humans across the globe. Historians theorize dogs were domesticated between 12,000 and twenty five thousand years ago—and that canines evolved from the wolf. Since then, humans have selectively bred more than 400 different breeds, varying in size from 4-pound teacup poodles to Irish wolfhounds, whose 3-foot stature has earned them the distinction of tallest canine. However, the most preferred pooches are the non-pedigree dogs—the one-of-a-kind dogs known as mutts. The caucasian shepherd dog is also a favorite pick with canine owners. Some owners are uninformed, however, of some crucial caucasian shepherd dog care tips.

GENERAL CAUCASIAN SHEPHERD DOG CARE

How To Feed The Caucasian Shepherd Dog:
Caucasian Shepherd Dog puppies between eight and 12 weeks old need 4 bowls of food per day.
Feed caucasian shepherd dog puppies three to 6 months old 3 meals in a 24 hour period.
Feed puppies 6 months old to one year 2 bowls of food in a day.
When the caucasian shepherd dog hits his or her 1st birthday, one feeding in a day is usually sufficient.
Sometimes caucasian shepherd dogs might prefer 2 smaller helpings. It’s your responsibility to learn your caucasian shepherd dog’s eating habits.
Excellent-quality dry food provides balanced nutrition to grown caucasian shepherd dogs and may be mixed with canned food, broth, or water. Your caucasian shepherd dog may also enjoy cooked eggs, fruits and vegetables, and cottage cheese, but these foods should be less than ten pct of his or her daily food. Caucasian Shepherd Dog pups must be given high-quality, brand-name puppy food. Try to cut down on “table food”, though, because it can cause mineral and vitamin imbalances, bone and teeth issues, and may create some very picky food choices as well as obesity. Give clean, fresh water exclusively, and make certain to wash water and food dishes very

08/04/2023

29/03/2023

To you, who call just to ask the price and get shocked. You have no idea. You have no idea how hard it is sometimes to be a breeder. You have no idea what it takes for a puppy to reach two or three months old and able to go to their new home.

There are many who get stuck in the way and die in your hands. Sometimes even after days or weeks of sleepless trying everything for that unsuccessful puppy. You have no idea the desperation that causes, you lose all your strength and for a moment you think it's not worth it and you consider leaving it all for a "normal" life, but you see how they look at you and you move on.

To you, who emphasize that you've seen them cheaper. You have no idea. No idea the expenses of carrying a litter. Neither before and after. Of all those years before and after the mother and father of the litter live because in the house of a breeder who loves their dogs, they die of old age and maybe at 15 or 16 years old. No, don't compare me to a multi-breeder or a farm, because it's like comparing an artisan to a chain factory.

No, you have no idea, when you think this is just a business, we live off our dogs. I correct you, we live for and for our dogs. 365 days, 24 hours. There's no 8 hours of work and then you go home and forget everything. No they don’t understand weekends, holidays or if you have a headache. Your whole life changes when you decide to be a breeder. Change your house, and it will never be hair-free. There will be dog beds and toys in every stay of the house. There will be dog food in your fridge too. If you had a white leather sofa, forget it, a fantastic ikea duvet cover it. Also your car will change, if you liked cool sports, now you have a van with no seats. Your light and water bill will shoot up. You'll be a shareholder in brands of bleach, floor cleaners, air fresheners and mosquito repellents and you'll be begging for newspapers in bars and newsstands. 99% of your clothes will be bought at the decathlon and your shoes will

20/03/2023

20/01/2023

Forty Breeding Principles (extended version)

by Raymond H. Oppenheimer

Consistently breeding top show dogs is an art and the legendary British expert succeeded in a difficult breed - the Bull Terrier. These basic breeding principles must be studied to breed your own show dog!

1. Don't make use of indiscriminate outcrosses. A judicious outcross can be of great value; an injudicious one can produce an aggregation of every imaginable fault in the breed.

2. Don't line breed just for the sake of line breeding. Line breeding with complimentary types can bring great rewards, and with unsuitable ones, it will lead to immediate disaster.

3. Never take advice from those who have always been unsuccessful breeders. They would have proved their opinion through their successes if their opinion were worth having.

4. Don't believe the popular cliché about the brother or the sister of the great Champion being just as good to breed from. For every one, that is, hundreds are not. It depends on the animal concerned.

5. Don't credit your dogs with virtues they do not possess. In other words, don't be kennel blind. Self-deceit is a stepping stone to failure.

6. Don't breed from mediocrity. The absence of a fault does not signify the presence of its corresponding virtue.

7. Don't assess the worth of a stud dog by its inferior progeny. All stud dogs sire some animals of lesser quality at times; what matters is how good their best efforts are. Conversely, don't judge a stud dog by one outstanding offspring produced out of many and always remember that the stud dog only makes up for half of a great dog.

8. Don't allow personal feelings to influence your choice of a stud dog. The right dog for your bitch is the right dog, regardless of who owns it.

9. Don't allow admiration of a stud dog to blind you to his faults.

10. Don't mate with animals that share the same fault.

11. Remember, it is the whole dog that counts. If you forget one virtue while searching for another, you will p

16/01/2023

11 COMMON MISTAKES DOG OWNERS MAKE MOST
JANUARY 16, 2022

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Dog lovers adore their dogs and want nothing but the best for them. But responsible owners know that there is much more to dog ownership than the emotional attachment that they have to their pets.

Owning a dog comes with a lot of responsibility. Here are some mistakes owners make most:

1. CHOOSING THE WRONG DOG

One mistake that contributes to high rise in homeless dogs and shelter overcrowding is well-meaning people choosing the wrong dog. In other words, they base their choice of a pet on looks rather than compatibility. Lifestyle considerations should always be the most important factor when choosing a dog.

Although there are exceptions, for the most part, dogs like Caucasian shepherds, German shepherd etc do best in a home with a yard where they have room to run. They also need an active owner who is willing to take the time to train, exercise, and play with them every day.

For people with only a little time and space to share with a dog, a working breed is probably not the best choice. A smaller dog that requires less exercise and mental stimulation would most likely be a better choice. It is a beautiful thing to own a dog but It is always best to research the characteristics of each breed to make sure they fit into your lifestyle before adding a dog to your family.

2. GETTING A DOG ON IMPULSE

Dogs especially at puppy stage are almost irresistible and it can be tempting to want to take one home. But unless you’re ready to make a commitment that will last the lifetime of the animal, it’s better to take a step back and consider your decision.

Although it can be hard to do, especially when a dog needs a home, making a rational rather than emotional decision will ensure the dog goes to the best home. If you’re not sure you’re ready, volunteering at a shelter or fostering a dog can also be an effective way to test the waters of dog ownership.

3. NOT THINKING ABOUT THE REALTY OF DOG

05/01/2023

Obtaining Your Beginning Stock

Your beginning stock is going to be important for you to obtain after you have decided what you would like to breed, and after you have researched the breeding standards that you are going to be looking for.

Armed with a copy of the breeding standards, go to work searching for breeding stock for your own breeding operation. Remember, however, that sometimes you need to alter what you are looking for.

The best way to obtain breeding stock is to do so with puppies. Of course, this means that you are going to need to wait for a long time to start breeding yourself, but you will have the best breeding stock that is possible. Look for breeders that have a good reputation amongst your own breed of dogs, and make sure that these are the types of breeders you are going to be working with.

Then, seek out a male and a female to start with. It is never a good idea to start a breeding program by getting more than two puppies. You are going to want to start small, no matter what you want to do in the future. Find a male and a female from two separate breeders, or from the same breeder if you can be certain that they are not related.

Look at the pedigrees of the puppies before you buy them. You are going to want to be sure that there are no common relatives within a certain amount of generations. For some dog breeds that are small and new you might find common relatives as far back as three or four generations, and that might be fine for that breed. However, for breeds that have been around for a long time, you are going to want to be sure that there are no common relatives for many, many generations.

Again, a look at the breed standards will help you figure out what types of pedigrees you should be looking for in your puppies. You should know that ancestors that have championships are going to produce good puppies, for the most part, and you will be able to be confident in knowing that you have gotten a beginning stock that has championship b

04/01/2023

Stretching cannot cause miscarriage for your dog. Let your pregnant dog stretch, pregnancy affects the back bone of dogs too. It is ignorant to think stretching will go into the uterus and affect the embryos or fetuses, that's a superstition.

What causes miscarriage are health issues, infection, and lack of good nutrition.

01/01/2023

*Problem: A new-born animal is not breathing.*

Some new-born animals are very weak, especially after a difficult birth. They often have much fluid in their lungs that stops them breathing normally.

So after parturation you have to do these

1. If the baby is having difficulty breathing, hang it upside down. Rub the chest to make
any fluid in the lungs come out of the nose.

2. Lift the new-born animal up by the back
legs for a minute or so to let mucus and
fluid drain out from the lungs. You can
hold the back legs of a small animal
and swing it round to make mucus
come out of the nose.

3. Put the new-born animal over the back
of its mother with its head down to
help fluid drain out from the lungs.

4. Put a piece of dry grass up the baby
animal's nose. This makes it cough then
it starts breathing.

5. Make sure the baby animal sucks its
mother's teat as soon as possible. When
the mother feels a baby sucking, her
brain releases a hormone called oxytocin
into her blood that makes milk flow
from the udder. It also makes the uterus
contract and push the placenta out.

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