U are the man my dude...i like how u take time out your day to teach us students of this breeding world how to be good if not great at what we trying to do....thanks OG.....
youre so right that stud dogs are different, our one stud is a house dog that I adore more than anything and having a stud is very very different from any neutered male I've ever had! my girls for me are much more affectionate. our male is loving and needy but in a different way. haha. Definitely has an attitude at times! we also have 2 doberman, one male one female. the boys were bonded and then after our male bred for the first time the chaos started. its a learning process for sure. we have a great rotation going now. dobe will be neutered at 2 yrs so hopefully they'll love each other again once the "threat" is gone. thanks again for another awesome video! I learned a lot and really appreciated the part about pricing.
Can you do a video on line breeding please? I am planning my first line breed towards the end of 2021 & want to understand risks/things to look out for. Both my dogs will be 4 panel clear of DM, JHC, CMR1, HUU
James can you do a video on how you would prepare a male coming of age to get ready for stud services covering diet, supplements, when to start pulling etc please would be really helpful
I have 2 male dog. 1 fixed American bulldog and my frenchie males is not. They live in the house with my unfixed female. I'm the alpha so when shebis in heat I act even more like an alpha and they aren't allowed to approach or sniff here. She is extra bonded to me and can sense my American bulldog is fixed. I also walk my frenchies daily together to build their bond. My American Bulldogs goes on walks with hubby. MY FEMALE IS ALSO ALPHA personality towards the males. The result is that my 2 males don't fight even when she is in heat. My American Bully is at the bottom of the pack and he knows it.
So I'll have my 1st littler hopefully 🙏 soon the stud I picked was absolutely brilliant so I want to keep a boy from the litter for a stud dog in the future. How do I identify in a puppy what's good and what a bad (look wise)?
10% so basically if they have 10 puppies, the cost of one lol this is a very good informative video, in working dogs, were litter average is 6-7 often many more and prices of pups are lower, the general consensus is just one puppy value (without the puppies expenses) so if your pups are $1200 each, stud fee is $1200.
James, thank you for all the content. A lot of information. I have a blue dawn French bulldog with tan points very beautiful color. I want to produce more of these, what stud what I need?
I'm a huge fan of you and your wife. I've learned so much about breeding from all your videos and I have to thank you for showing your process. I'm in the middle of adding to my breeding program (standard poodles). After watching this video a 2nd time you really made me think about whether a male or female would be best. I have a stunning girl right now but after watching this I think I will be leaning towards adding another female and produce my own male offspring. What do you think? Thanks in advance and I'm looking forward to more lessons!
If your producing your own male offspring than that’s one of your dams that can’t be bred to it, where as if you get a male with no blood connection it could be bred over all your females
@@amymckay725 Thank you very much! I decided to get 2 dams and I partnered up with a breeder who has an outstanding proven sire. Her next heat is in May, I can't wait to see what they produce!
Hello, I have a 6 year old female Frenchie who we have never intended on breeding. In her first two years or so, we were given what I know now as rather bad advice from our veterinarian at the time. She had advised that we hold off on spaying her because she had been experiencing a bout of tummy aches here and there (Through a good amount of detective work, my husband and I eventually figured out had been due to food allergies.) Poor little thing! (What I wouldn't give for a second go at choosing that first veterinarian... Lemme tell ya!) Later on I am told by another vet that spaying a French Bulldog that is no longer a puppy would make the procedure more risky, also somewhat more difficult because they will have a lot more fat in that area/takes a bit more to locate the parts needed to locate. Our little girl is the sunshine of our lives! Hearing you mention the different things she could now be at risk for, due to remaining intact, really worries us! Is there something we can do to help keep her healthy now, that you know of? Would spaying her still be an option you personally would consider? I'm aware that more risk is involved when it comes to putting Frenchies/Other brachycephalic breeds under anesthesia, and that certainly weighs on me as well... Now, I'm fully aware you are not a veterinarian, however you seem to really know this breed well. If you perhaps have any bits of advice, or anything at all you feel like mentioning, we would appreciate it sooo very much! To us your opinion on the matter would be invaluable. Thank you! & so sorry for practically writing you a novel here lol. Lots to say! Hoping you have a great rest of your day, -Savannnah Uh oh- aaaand looks like I'm actually logged in as my husband?! Oops hahahaha Oh well 🤣 Apologies!!
Love your stuff. I have a question, I have a beautiful male bloodhound that people have inquired about using as a stud. My question is when do you collect the stud fee money, do you take a deposit and then the remainder of the money when the dam is pregnant? Thank you.
Does not having a stud in the house also apply to him being the only dog. We are most likely getting a male and he will be our only one. I’m wanting to keep him in the house but I’m also thinking of neutering him.
I have a brindle girl who carries blue, if I mate her with a blue Merle will half the litter be Merle and all will carry blue? And are solid blues possible with this breeding?
If I decide to hold back a boy for a future stud, but no females in the house, does that assist in eliminating marking and aggression if the older males pets are neutered?
hello James I have a question how do you produce more merle pups? does it matter if dam is a tri and sire is merle. vs sire being tri and dam is a merle?
Neutering is wrong. It unearths an endless list of health problems. A dog shouldn't have to suffer for the owners convenience. If you can't handle a dog, don't have one. You shouldn't hack and mutilate your pet to fit your lifestyle.
@CBA thank you, I asked this some time ago my first litter have long since gone home, I did toys, poop bags and dispensers, clickers for training, shampoo, blankies, pamphlets, samples of treats and other foods, totes, and folders with all of their paperwork, plus in the front page did their pawprints with their names
Hi I breed 50/50 frenchies/boston Frenchtons I like the breed you get the best of two great breeds. My question is I just had a litter of six pups do you know a good dna testing place in the US? My male is a tri color merle and my female blue with a very faint brindle we got a lot of really neat colored pups some blue merled and some very light silver.
Thank you so much for the videos! There's a lot of great information here! My husband and I are actually wanting to get a stud male. Question: Whats your go to for dog food? 12 weeks old through adult?
Hi James! Thanks for the great video. I totally get why you have females in the house and not your stud dogs. So where do you keep your stud dogs? Do you ever put a stud dog in a co-ownership home? And lastly the stud dogs on your website are all listed as BB/Bb/bb are they all the gene formerly known as untestable chocolate or are some of them cocoa?
Hey James, love your videos. I would encourage you to research about aggression caused by neutering because it is becoming a huge problem. Vets perpetuate the idea of neuter being better but it actually causes more problems than it solves!
The behavioral issues can arise when the neutering is done prior to the dogs physical and emotional maturation. Certain breeds like the Bulldogs for example are slower to mature so you’d want to hold off. Vets push it hard but they should never be castrated before 1 year of age at least.
Hey James! Thanks for educating us all! If you have a video that already answers this, I apologize. When you stud your males, what do breeders typically do? Does the female come to you, does the male go to them, do you meet at the vet and have vet do AI? Obviously you are very experienced and probably do AI yourself for your personal breedings, etc. but what is the "typical" situation for the stud owner when someone wants to use their stud? Thank you!
I’ve searched through your videos and what I cannot find is a video on choosing to breed quality animals-ie dogs with compact feet vs dogs with splayed feet, conformation of a quality frenchie etc ... Also, in regards to this video- you did not discuss how having a sensational stud dog can be good over generations in regarding to storing semen and such. Females are limited on how many animals they can produce. Males not so much! Love your videos. Keep up the good work!
Question: I have a 1 year old stud dog (Golden doodle) and I've kept him intact to breed him to my female. After I do so, if I choose to neuter him, will he stop marking in my house? He currently has to wear a diaper every second he's out of his crate. After I breed him, I want him to be a good family dog.
How did it work out? I have a 9 month goldendoodle myself and planning on him being a stud. He is fully potty trained and has 0 accidents inside our home but I don’t want him to start having accidents after
I have a male and female frenchie and plan to breed them when my female is of age. They are both in the home. Are you saying this is a bad idea to have the male in the home?
@@LoveMyPups ok so the territory marking is likely to happen whilst she is on heat as opposed to outside of heat? (he does not currently mark territory but i dont believe she has had her 1st heat cycle as yet)
I found a male American bully, since I found him I don't have papers. I heard a DNA test can rectify that. I just want to stud him one time, and then get him fixed. I just think his offspring would be beautiful, and get a puppy out of the deal. This may be a dumb idea, if anyone has some advice I would really love to hear it. I am fairly ignorant about this I admit, but I don't want to approach this without doing some research.
Feel like your views of intake males or studs are very inaccurate tbh. My boys perfect he lives in house, no toilet issues. No behaviour issues aka aggression towards males or marking. And he’s a working stud boy
Yeah I have been trying to get some information on if Neutering a male Frenchie is really necessary. I would want to do what's best for the pooch. There are so many conflicting studies
Lol you probably right but low key we call him Pepino so is ok thanks for your thoughts , I'm let his blood line do all the talking... he's beautiful in my eyes 😍 don't be fooled by the Name Brand name Gucci because he didn't come cheap.
You should do a video on how to prepare a male stud step by step
U are the man my dude...i like how u take time out your day to teach us students of this breeding world how to be good if not great at what we trying to do....thanks OG.....
Iam a dog breeder in Denmark and i learn a lot from you. Thanks
You are my inspiration in dog breading
youre so right that stud dogs are different, our one stud is a house dog that I adore more than anything and having a stud is very very different from any neutered male I've ever had! my girls for me are much more affectionate. our male is loving and needy but in a different way. haha. Definitely has an attitude at times! we also have 2 doberman, one male one female. the boys were bonded and then after our male bred for the first time the chaos started. its a learning process for sure. we have a great rotation going now. dobe will be neutered at 2 yrs so hopefully they'll love each other again once the "threat" is gone. thanks again for another awesome video! I learned a lot and really appreciated the part about pricing.
I've learned a lot from your videos. Appreciate you putting rest knowledge out there. I'm dropping my second litter this weekend. Thank you
Thanks James great advice as always 👌🏾
Can you do a video on line breeding please? I am planning my first line breed towards the end of 2021 & want to understand risks/things to look out for. Both my dogs will be 4 panel clear of DM, JHC, CMR1, HUU
Really love your channel great information and no nonsense explanation 👍
James can you do a video on how you would prepare a male coming of age to get ready for stud services covering diet, supplements, when to start pulling etc please would be really helpful
Excellent presentation, I m in a different breed but will never keep a stud again. Find a suitable good stud dog can also be difficult.
James, have you ever thought about doing private consulting about Frenchy breeding and charging by the hour? I'd sign on.
He actually does it for free. You can literally text him or call and he will answer your questions
What do fixed females work like tho?
Decrease is prey drive?
I have 2 male dog. 1 fixed American bulldog and my frenchie males is not. They live in the house with my unfixed female. I'm the alpha so when shebis in heat I act even more like an alpha and they aren't allowed to approach or sniff here. She is extra bonded to me and can sense my American bulldog is fixed. I also walk my frenchies daily together to build their bond. My American Bulldogs goes on walks with hubby. MY FEMALE IS ALSO ALPHA personality towards the males. The result is that my 2 males don't fight even when she is in heat. My American Bully is at the bottom of the pack and he knows it.
So I'll have my 1st littler hopefully 🙏 soon the stud I picked was absolutely brilliant so I want to keep a boy from the litter for a stud dog in the future. How do I identify in a puppy what's good and what a bad (look wise)?
10% so basically if they have 10 puppies, the cost of one lol this is a very good informative video, in working dogs, were litter average is 6-7 often many more and prices of pups are lower, the general consensus is just one puppy value (without the puppies expenses) so if your pups are $1200 each, stud fee is $1200.
Just my rule of thumb
James, thank you for all the content. A lot of information. I have a blue dawn French bulldog with tan points very beautiful color. I want to produce more of these, what stud what I need?
Blue with tan points. It will produce all blue n tans. I have 22 Frenchie studs when you are ready
What qualities or features would you consider to be most desirable in a stud? What makes people choose the stud that they choose?
God bless you Chopper!
How often do people stud their males? New to breeding and would like to get an idea of what’s possible
Your a gem.
Experience says it all 👌 great device
Sir what will be the possible outcome if my female is pied choco merle and my male is lilac tan. Thank you for the reply. God bless
Hi. What if you have a blue and tan frenchie? What do you think is a good stud fee?
How do we make pink husky dogs
I'm a huge fan of you and your wife. I've learned so much about breeding from all your videos and I have to thank you for showing your process. I'm in the middle of adding to my breeding program (standard poodles). After watching this video a 2nd time you really made me think about whether a male or female would be best. I have a stunning girl right now but after watching this I think I will be leaning towards adding another female and produce my own male offspring. What do you think?
Thanks in advance and I'm looking forward to more lessons!
If your producing your own male offspring than that’s one of your dams that can’t be bred to it, where as if you get a male with no blood connection it could be bred over all your females
@@amymckay725 Thank you very much! I decided to get 2 dams and I partnered up with a breeder who has an outstanding proven sire. Her next heat is in May, I can't wait to see what they produce!
Please do a how to market your puppies video
Hi James 1) do you post shipmate to UK because I want to buy ?
2) tips to increase speed count
Thank u.for all your wisdom....
Hello, I have a 6 year old female Frenchie who we have never intended on breeding.
In her first two years or so, we were given what I know now as rather bad advice from our veterinarian at the time.
She had advised that we hold off on spaying her because she had been experiencing a bout of tummy aches here and there (Through a good amount of detective work, my husband and I eventually figured out had been due to food allergies.)
Poor little thing!
(What I wouldn't give for a second go at choosing that first veterinarian... Lemme tell ya!)
Later on I am told by another vet that spaying a French Bulldog that is no longer a puppy would make the procedure more risky, also somewhat more difficult because they will have a lot more fat in that area/takes a bit more to locate the parts needed to locate.
Our little girl is the sunshine of our lives!
Hearing you mention the different things she could now be at risk for, due to remaining intact, really worries us!
Is there something we can do to help keep her healthy now, that you know of?
Would spaying her still be an option you personally would consider?
I'm aware that more risk is involved when it comes to putting Frenchies/Other brachycephalic breeds under anesthesia, and that certainly weighs on me as well...
Now, I'm fully aware you are not a veterinarian, however you seem to really know this breed well.
If you perhaps have any bits of advice, or anything at all you feel like mentioning, we would appreciate it sooo very much!
To us your opinion on the matter would be invaluable.
Thank you!
& so sorry for practically writing you a novel here lol. Lots to say!
Hoping you have a great rest of your day,
-Savannnah
Uh oh- aaaand looks like I'm actually logged in as my husband?! Oops hahahaha
Oh well 🤣 Apologies!!
I always feel the females catch on faster. But that’s me. If you’re trying to breed i say get a female cause you can pick the stud.
My frenchie male is the first dog that pee's in my house. Regardless of anything I say or do he's gonna mark his territory.
Love your stuff. I have a question, I have a beautiful male bloodhound that people have inquired about using as a stud. My question is when do you collect the stud fee money, do you take a deposit and then the remainder of the money when the dam is pregnant? Thank you.
I have a Black Masked Tan Point he carries, blue,cream,2x Tan and 2x intesity. What is the first step to make him a stud? And what should be my fee
You said a stud dog should not be a family dog, because of marking? Do all dogs mark?
How do you get c section for 250-300 I pay 1600-2600
Does not having a stud in the house also apply to him being the only dog. We are most likely getting a male and he will be our only one. I’m wanting to keep him in the house but I’m also thinking of neutering him.
I have a brindle girl who carries blue, if I mate her with a blue Merle will half the litter be Merle and all will carry blue? And are solid blues possible with this breeding?
What if I have two intact males in the house but no females would that be cool or would they get crazy?
Maybe ok have to try it
If I decide to hold back a boy for a future stud, but no females in the house, does that assist in eliminating marking and aggression if the older males pets are neutered?
hello James I have a question how do you produce more merle pups? does it matter if dam is a tri and sire is merle. vs sire being tri and dam is a merle?
No as long as one parent is a merke u will get 1/2 merles on average
Neutering is wrong. It unearths an endless list of health problems. A dog shouldn't have to suffer for the owners convenience. If you can't handle a dog, don't have one. You shouldn't hack and mutilate your pet to fit your lifestyle.
Agreed. I think it's a myth that it actually does anything other than the obvious.
I have a fun question, I would love to know, IF you do take home packs with your puppies when they go to their new homes, what do you put in them?
Just akc registration
Health report
Enough food to make a transition to a different brand
@@LoveMyPups nice :)
@CBA thank you, I asked this some time ago my first litter have long since gone home, I did toys, poop bags and dispensers, clickers for training, shampoo, blankies, pamphlets, samples of treats and other foods, totes, and folders with all of their paperwork, plus in the front page did their pawprints with their names
Hi I breed 50/50 frenchies/boston Frenchtons I like the breed you get the best of two great breeds. My question is I just had a litter of six pups do you know a good dna testing place in the US? My male is a tri color merle and my female blue with a very faint brindle we got a lot of really neat colored pups some blue merled and some very light silver.
Animal genetics talahasse Fl
Thank you so much for the videos! There's a lot of great information here! My husband and I are actually wanting to get a stud male. Question: Whats your go to for dog food? 12 weeks old through adult?
Quality puppy till 1yr then quality dog food after that. I use life abundance. For adults Royal canine for pups
Hi James! Thanks for the great video. I totally get why you have females in the house and not your stud dogs. So where do you keep your stud dogs? Do you ever put a stud dog in a co-ownership home? And lastly the stud dogs on your website are all listed as BB/Bb/bb are they all the gene formerly known as untestable chocolate or are some of them cocoa?
Thank you
Hey James, love your videos. I would encourage you to research about aggression caused by neutering because it is becoming a huge problem. Vets perpetuate the idea of neuter being better but it actually causes more problems than it solves!
Ok will check it out
The behavioral issues can arise when the neutering is done prior to the dogs physical and emotional maturation. Certain breeds like the Bulldogs for example are slower to mature so you’d want to hold off. Vets push it hard but they should never be castrated before 1 year of age at least.
I have a mom that won’t eat right now how do I get her to eat
Hey James! Thanks for educating us all! If you have a video that already answers this, I apologize. When you stud your males, what do breeders typically do? Does the female come to you, does the male go to them, do you meet at the vet and have vet do AI? Obviously you are very experienced and probably do AI yourself for your personal breedings, etc. but what is the "typical" situation for the stud owner when someone wants to use their stud? Thank you!
People bring dams to me and I ai
Or I ship semen overnight to them fir either a home or vet ai
A great video ,thankyou
Hello savanah here. Totally not topic on this but i have a 8wk okd blue female and want to know how old she has to be take the genetics testing kit?
Can be done as soon as they are born
James what currency is this? UK?
What can happen if u mate ur dog 3 days in a row ? Pregnant or not
I’ve searched through your videos and what I cannot find is a video on choosing to breed quality animals-ie dogs with compact feet vs dogs with splayed feet, conformation of a quality frenchie etc ... Also, in regards to this video- you did not discuss how having a sensational stud dog can be good over generations in regarding to storing semen and such. Females are limited on how many animals they can produce. Males not so much! Love your videos. Keep up the good work!
I’d love a video on this as well!!!
Diddo
What country is this currency?
Question: I have a 1 year old stud dog (Golden doodle) and I've kept him intact to breed him to my female. After I do so, if I choose to neuter him, will he stop marking in my house? He currently has to wear a diaper every second he's out of his crate. After I breed him, I want him to be a good family dog.
How did it work out? I have a 9 month goldendoodle myself and planning on him being a stud. He is fully potty trained and has 0 accidents inside our home but I don’t want him to start having accidents after
@@jazmincardenas3744 I would love to know how yours went that's if you did at all. I also plan on having my as a stud. Thank you
I have a male and female frenchie and plan to breed them when my female is of age. They are both in the home. Are you saying this is a bad idea to have the male in the home?
No it can work. Just be prepared for him mArking territory
@@LoveMyPups ok so the territory marking is likely to happen whilst she is on heat as opposed to outside of heat? (he does not currently mark territory but i dont believe she has had her 1st heat cycle as yet)
Fantastic Video
What is best way to contact you? By email or text for advice on a possible good match for my next breeding. I have dna and descriptions for you
Can you answer my question sir James? Is a blue fawn a Big D small d or both small d? Thanks
dd
Love My Pups thank you sir James 😊
Yoda: Excellent resource you are
He said he can get c-section done for 250😳why is my vet trying to charge me 3500. That’s crazy
Can a 9 month old male dog get a 2 year old female dog pregnant??
I found a male American bully, since I found him I don't have papers. I heard a DNA test can rectify that. I just want to stud him one time, and then get him fixed. I just think his offspring would be beautiful, and get a puppy out of the deal. This may be a dumb idea, if anyone has some advice I would really love to hear it. I am fairly ignorant about this I admit, but I don't want to approach this without doing some research.
With out papers probably no akc registration. A dna test will not fix that. You must have akc papers from the breeder so decide if that is important
What’s the product called for shipping sperm
Shipmate
On my website www.mybreedersupply.com
James is the fucking man!
Feel like your views of intake males or studs are very inaccurate tbh. My boys perfect he lives in house, no toilet issues. No behaviour issues aka aggression towards males or marking. And he’s a working stud boy
Yeah I have been trying to get some information on if Neutering a male Frenchie is really necessary. I would want to do what's best for the pooch. There are so many conflicting studies
I have had an intact stud in my house too
But with a few dogs at the same time you will have problems
@@LoveMyPups would you recommend neutering a male puppy if it the only dog we have and contact with females will be minimal?
does yours mark territory or not?
Frenchies males are very affectionate. Female are more affectionate in a demanding controlling way , lol.
So is my wife
You think my Gucci could be a Stud dog he's a tri Merle with tan points
Lol you probably right but low key we call him Pepino so is ok thanks for your thoughts , I'm let his blood line do all the talking... he's beautiful in my eyes 😍 don't be fooled by the Name Brand name Gucci because he didn't come cheap.
wait a sec -- who pays 5000 for a puppy in this economy ???
Covid has produced more demand not less
Yeah people still buy pets, Rottweilers where I’m from are still selling $1200-1800