~ Breeding Articles ~

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These articles have appeared in the foremost dog fancy publications such as Canine Chronicle, RingLeader, Dog World, AKC Gazette, Dog News and Champions.

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Articles on New Research Findings
Articles on Breeding
  • Breeding to the Great Dogs:The specific steps necessary to making better selections of stud dogs.
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  • Breeding Skill: Breeding the better dogs depends on your learning eight breeder skills. We must remember that it takes one set of skills to breed, another to exhibit and a third set to judge. The eight breeder skills are a necessary part of every breeders education.
  • Choosing The Right Sire: Two reasons people hesitate when selecting a stud dog
  • Founders Effect: Genetic influence on a breed of one dog. Why it is called the Founders Effect.
  • Managing the Carriers Part 1: The basic principles associated with making improvements involves the quality of the information collected about the ancestors and how to use it.
  • Managing the Carriers Part 2: The basic principles associated with making improvements involves the quality of the information collected about the ancestors and how to use it.
Articles on Puppies
All Other Articles
  • A Gathering Storm Part 1: Learn how the animal rights groups have gained momentum to change the dog world as we know it.
  • A Gathering Storm Part 2: Learn how the animal rights groups have gained momentum to change the dog world as we know it.
  • Be Prepared: Learn how to protect your pet from loss or theft using microchip technology.
  • Brackett's Formula: A proven method that can retain certain from a high quality dog.
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  • Breadth of a Pedigree: Knowledge about littermates is the centerpiece of a planned breeding.
  • Breed Dilemmas and Extinction: Learn how and why health problems haunt some breeds.
  • Breeding for the Difference: Provides insight into the logic of keeping good records and the importance of making notes.
  • Calculating the Aging Process: A new way to calculate the ages of canines in "man years".
  • Canine Genetic Tests and Labs: Current DNA tests and laboratories.
  • Changing Estimates: Why dogs in many breeds are getting larger and what can do about it.
  • Continuing Education: A program that gives you the ability to develop the skills needed based on your dreams.
  • DNA Sire Program Part 1: DNA technology and the issues required to DNA a stud dog.
  • DNA Sire Program Part 2: DNA technology and the issues required to DNA a stud dog.
  • DNA Sire Program Part 3: DNA technology and the issues required to DNA a stud dog.
  • Fleas and Their Control: By the time most owners discover fleas on their pet; their home is usually part of the problem. Controlling and eliminating fleas requires understanding that the flea life cycle has three working parts.
  • I hereby Declare: Chosen by the Dog Writers Association of America as the best article for 2004.
  • Long term health effects of Spay/Neuter in dogs What everyone owner should know about the risks and long term health effects of spay and neuter
  • Mendel's Puzzle: Mendel discovered the gene. An explanation of the recessive genes and how he discovered them in pedigrees.
  • More Than Meets The Eye: Useful information for those who attend dog shows. The focus is on promimity and knowledge - Keys to Observation.
  • OFA Tables: OFA serves as a central source of information for breeders and owners based on the standards for evaluation. See two useful tables for risk.
  • Old Problems New Solutions: The Internet has brought breeders and clubs closer together, they now are thinking about their problems in new ways.
  • Pedigree Analysis: An explanation about the differences between the "Traditional Pedigree", "Stick Dog Color Chart Pedigree" and the "Symbols Pedigree" and how to use each pedigree.
    Other Languages French
  • Poor Performance or Prostatic Problem: Prostate problems begin to occur in many males by about five years of age. It occurs in 95% of males by nine years of age.
  • Selecting Sires: An in-depth look at what it takes to make a sire popular, why some are breed more often than others and a short case study to illustrate the important elements involved in selection process.
    Other Languages Spanish
  • Ticket To Ride: An analysis of declining dog registrations and the effect on breeders and clubs.

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