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 Magyar Kutya
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6/28/2015 8:00:40 AM reply with quote send message to Magyar Kutya Object to Post   
I've tried breeding one of my bitches today - nothing - maybe she's not quite ready or my male has other ideas but I've put them together 3 times in the past hour and she refuses to get pregnant. Any ideas?
 PPvallhunds
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6/28/2015 8:57:30 AM reply with quote send message to PPvallhunds Object to Post
which bitch?
 Treestand Kennel
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6/28/2015 10:53:28 AM reply with quote send message to Treestand Kennel Object to Post
When dogs and bitches are 29 days old they will show up on the breeding page. I do that all the time, look through my list of studs, pick one I like only to be redirected to his page. laugh :D

If you post the bitch/stud in question, we can help out a little better. happy :)
 Magyar Kutya
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6/28/2015 8:31:11 PM reply with quote send message to Magyar Kutya Object to Post
www.showdog.com/dog.aspx?id=14044112

I've tried my own male who is over 30 days, and outside studs, she's having nothing to do with any of them!
 Magyar Kutya
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6/28/2015 8:32:55 PM reply with quote send message to Magyar Kutya Object to Post
Just tried her with the male again and she's receptive, I got a mating, and hey ho she's in whelp!
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6/29/2015 6:44:32 PM reply with quote send message to Treestand Kennel Object to Post
It looks like he may have been 29 days old when you originally tried.

At any rate, I'm happy she finally got pregnant! happy :)

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