Hi all, My name is Heidi i am from a little town in Ky..... My husband and myself have recently become the owners of 2,2 year old German Shepards... A Male and a Female, Amos and Agnis (Aggie) As of a few days ago they have started mating :???: We have been told that they make BEAUTIFUL babies together. So i am up to any advice on how 2 care of Agnis while she is pregnant and how 2 care of the puppies when they r born up until it is time to find them homes.
Thanks ahead of time for any advice!!

Originally Posted by bean123

Hi all, My name is Heidi i am from a little town in Ky..... My husband and myself have recently become the owners of 2,2 year old German Shepards... A Male and a Female, Amos and Agnis (Aggie) As of a few days ago they have started mating :???: We have been told that they make BEAUTIFUL babies together. So i am up to any advice on how 2 care of Agnis while she is pregnant and how 2 care of the puppies when they r born up until it is time to find them homes.
Thanks ahead of time for any advice!!

Hello Heidi that's a great new u and your husband r being again the lucky owner really u two r so lucky just take good care of him and take advice of a doctor for his health take care and u must let us know when she will give birth of little's ok

[wishbone]

Your better starts with asking yourself why you want to breed your dogs. Please consider thousands of homeless and just being euthanize dogs/animals because there's no one giving home for them or having bad health due to irresponsible breeding.

You should then start educating yourself, ask vets for advices, read articles and tips for responsible breeding and caring for pregnant dogs up to their delivery and raising the pups. Here's few for you:

Dog Play: Making a Difference: Being a Responsible Dog Breeder
American Kennel Club - Responsible Breeding Steps

[DoggieVogue]

Originally Posted by wishbone

Your better starts with asking yourself why you want to breed your dogs. Please consider thousands of homeless and just being euthanize dogs/animals because there's no one giving home for them or having bad health due to irresponsible breeding.

I agree. I seriously think you should consider spaying/nuetering. Puppies aren't just some cutesy poo thing. There are so, so many dogs that need a home, won't get one, and will be killed. This happens every single day. It is good that you want to take care of your dog while she is pregnant, and I'm sure everyone here will help give you great advice.

[lil mutt]

Hi Heidi and welcome to the family... im not sure where Ky is... where is it located?

Hello there Heidi

Welcome to I love dogs forums.
Enjoy your stay here and learn a lot