Well Done Lynda And Holly The pups look soooooo Cute nice to see more off Alexs pups around well done all round Cheers michelle :cheers: :cheers:
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:cheers: Congratulation! :cheers:
four pups is an excellent result for AI litter.
I do progesterone testing for most of my natural matings, as the bitch usually travels some distance. I do not want to sent her too early, and I do not want her to go too late. So we usually start packing her bags when she is 5+.
I asked my vet why does he have to take blood, why cannot he do just a swab and he said the swab is not as reliable.
The cost here is about the same as Lynda said (allowing for difference in dollar value) and I usually do 2-3 tests, only once I needed 5. But of-course, for AI you have to implant in very precise time.
four pups is an excellent result for AI litter.
I do progesterone testing for most of my natural matings, as the bitch usually travels some distance. I do not want to sent her too early, and I do not want her to go too late. So we usually start packing her bags when she is 5+.
I asked my vet why does he have to take blood, why cannot he do just a swab and he said the swab is not as reliable.
The cost here is about the same as Lynda said (allowing for difference in dollar value) and I usually do 2-3 tests, only once I needed 5. But of-course, for AI you have to implant in very precise time.
They are now 4 days :wub: & Holly is a super mum...
Wonder if we are going to get any stripes????? Doesn't seem to be any yet & dad is a black brindle, he does usually throw one or 2 fawn & whites, but this whole litter looks to be brindle-less so far.
The piccy has an orangey tinge to it, I think it's because of the heat lamp.
Wonder if we are going to get any stripes????? Doesn't seem to be any yet & dad is a black brindle, he does usually throw one or 2 fawn & whites, but this whole litter looks to be brindle-less so far.
The piccy has an orangey tinge to it, I think it's because of the heat lamp.
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[SIZE=14pt]Huge Congratulations Lynda[/SIZE] on your lovely new litter, only just got home from a lovely weekend away with partner (no dogs or kids) very relaxing. Lovely to hear they have arrived safely. Will enjoy watching them grow up.
Keep the pic's coming :wub: :wub:
Cristina
Keep the pic's coming :wub: :wub:
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Belated congratulation on the arrival of the Shenace AI litter :cheers:
The marvels of modern technology or is that biology :- "
The Camelot system is becoming very popular in the island State of Oz, it certainly saves sending the girls away to the boys who maybe the other side of the country.
Best wishes with this litter :thumbsup:
The marvels of modern technology or is that biology :- "
The Camelot system is becoming very popular in the island State of Oz, it certainly saves sending the girls away to the boys who maybe the other side of the country.
Best wishes with this litter :thumbsup:
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:wub: What a pretty litter
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