What would you breed this dog with?

[gus_fish]

It may have malinois, but not a lot ( beyond the looks, admittedly ). Has no bone. Look at those hands.

Mother Was a malonois


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[gus_fish]

I wouldn't breed it period. As soon as it becomes old enough, I would do the right thing and get it fixed.

Not breeding it


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[gus_fish]

It has malinios in it don't breed it unless u know the puppies will stay in the home for life. Trust me when I say malinios in shelters don't do well. We have a mal mix at my shelter now that's been here over a year. If you breed it your adding to a serious problem of pet over population


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Not breeding it


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[gus_fish]

It is no gsd.

Cherish it but do not breed it.

It still is a pup, anyway

Not breeding it


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[gus_fish]

The question is why?

Just a question not breeding it


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[Chicxulub]

That dog is far to young to even consider breeding.

What health tests has it had done?

-Degenerative myelopathy?

-Hip dysplasia?

-Elbow dysplasia?

-CERF registered?

Is any of that done? Will it be done? Are you trying to improve the breed (that pup doesn't even look purebred) or are you just trying to make a buck?​

What titling does it have?

-Schutzhund?

-IPO

-Ringsport

-CD / CDX

-CGC

-BH even?! Ausdauer Prufung?

Does it have any titles or certifications? If not, what makes you think it is worthy of being bred? Do you plan to title the dog to prove it is worthy of passing on genetic material to the next generation, or are you planning to simply produce another litter of $100 craigslist puppies that will almost certainly end up in shelters?​

What is your goal here? Asking about breeding a pup that looks to be about four months old is extremely disturbing to say the least.

 

[Chicxulub]

Seeing that you replied as I was replying that you're not breeding it, good. There's nothing that dog should be bred to if it is not purebred, titled and certified. There are way too many mixed dogs running around that no one wants already, don't add to the problem.

 

[gus_fish]

That dog is far to young to even consider breeding.

What health tests has it had done?

-Degenerative myelopathy?

-Hip dysplasia?

-Elbow dysplasia?

-CERF registered?

Is any of that done? Will it be done? Are you trying to improve the breed (that pup doesn't even look purebred) or are you just trying to make a buck?​

What titling does it have?

-Schutzhund?

-IPO

-Ringsport

-CD / CDX

-CGC

-BH even?! Ausdauer Prufung?

Does it have any titles or certifications? If not, what makes you think it is worthy of being bred? Do you plan to title the dog to prove it is worthy of passing on genetic material to the next generation, or are you planning to simply produce another litter of $100 craigslist puppies that will almost certainly end up in shelters?​

What is your goal here? Asking about breeding a pup that looks to be about four months old is extremely disturbing to say the least.

Not breeding it -_-


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[Chicxulub]

Not breeding it -_-


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What I don't understand is if you weren't planning on breeding this pup, why would you even ask such a thing?

 

[gus_fish]

What I don't understand is if you weren't planning on breeding this pup, why would you even ask such a thing?

Just to see what people would reply


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