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@theislandpoet Not just poodle-mixes, other breeds with hair I mean.

@redeemed2000 That is not my intention, my parents are responsible for this litter and i helped raise the pups and bought one of them. You can read my other comments if you’re interested in my intentions when breeding. I assure you, i am very qualified caring for and working with dogs. And when...

@katy777 actually the dad is purebred and the mom is a mutt (50/50), making the pups 75/25 which isn’t far from a technically pure bred dog. So we did not take a purebred chi and like a purebred pom and purposefully mix them to make a “pomchi”. Technically, just looking at the numbers, i could...

@brycliff I will be breeding dogs in the future, but i will not be breeding my puppy, he is a mutt and he’s very shy and not fitted for breeding. Im studying canine studies and i will graduate next week, i have worked with dogs, and i am very qualified for breeding dogs, (which my pup isn’t)...

@thebelovedofgod I live in sweden, its very common here to “sell” your dog if you can’t take care of it anymore, in fact, its basically the only way you give up a dog, and people want these dogs and can pay quite a lot for an adult dog, even mutts. It stays in its home until the minute the new...

@bluescityleon I’m not a veterinarian, but in my personal opinion I think theres a big difference between different supplements. You can add very natural things that has a lot of good stuff, then there’s the supplements that aren’t as natural. For example there is stuff like blueberries for...

@nic_88 My dog has a sensitive stomach so he can’t have a lot of different toppings on his food right now, I thought kefir would work but it didn’t haha. He loves green beans and carrots so he gets those sometimes because he likes them, but it’s a very small amount so it probably doesn’t do...

@nic_88 I have commented similar advice! Weight is one thing we can control that makes a huge difference. I added a personal opinion in my comment about supplements. Shortly, I have personally divided supplements into two “groups”, natural ones, and the ones that are more complicated. I see...

@brycliff well my parents chose to do that with their bitch, im not planning on breeding any mutts myself. edit: as far as i know there isn’t a lot of shelters here, theres like 3 that i know of in the entire country… that does not make breeding mutts any better, but there aren’t that many dogs...

@lumiere Yes im aware of what happens with double merle, so i wouldn’t have a merle bitch if i were to breed him, which i’m not planning on it was just a hypothetical question. I’m very qualified to care for dogs and breed them, i have worked with and studied dogs for quite a while and im...

@nic_88 I know, although the reason behind mixing the breeds like that is usually this. But it never works… It could also be due to expectations. The people that get doodles often expect them to be “easy”, and wont train or exercise them, or give them any enrichment or stimulation. Then they...

We got a litter last summer, and i have a puppy from that litter. He’s a chihuahua mix, and his dad is blue merle. There were 6 pups. 2 white, 2 beige, 1 black and one that had the typical blue merle pattern, grev with black spots and white on the chest, not blue eyes. Their mom is beige/white...

@cmotorsportsministries Is it the same if you have like a shih tzu for the “hair breed”?

I’m not a groomer, but I am curious about what happens. What happens if you mix a breed with hair and a breed with fur? Does it shed? Is it a grooming nightmare? Can you cut/shave the fur/hair and it grows back the same? I hear doodles are a nightmare, and they sometimes are mixed with hair...