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BvW602 · 07-07-2008, 07:36 PM

I take Baron for walks occassionally passing this specific house. The owner has a female doberman, 4 or 5 years old (I can't remember), and they really want me to breed Baron with their female. This owner is very persistent. He wants to pay me, etc. He said the main (only) reason he wants to breed his doberman is because she is a female and is really hyper. I told the guy to just get her fixed but he said that won't work and that she needs to have an actual litter to mother, he told me that females calm down once they have a litter.

Is what he is saying true? I highly doubt it. It's pretty sad/disturbing that there are probably tons of people out there that may think the same thing, which lead to a ton more unfit breeders.

I have ZERO intention of breeding, and I am getting Baron fixed in a couple of months. But I've tried (without being too much of a jerk to a neighbor) to convince him not to do it and that it is something he shouldn't be interested in and to get her fixed, but he's not getting it. Anything I should do or say specifically? Or just hope that since he's yet to find anyone in a few years to breed with it just won't happen?

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BvW602 Big Dog Posts: 117 Dogs Name: Baron Titles: Nicest Dog on the Planet - 2008 Dogs Age: 1+ year Gallery Pics: 0 Visit BvW602's Gallery Thanks: 67 Thanked 68 Times in 30 Posts	Neighbor Wants to Breed Our Dogs - Advice Please I take Baron for walks occassionally passing this specific house. The owner has a female doberman, 4 or 5 years old (I can't remember), and they really want me to breed Baron with their female. This owner is very persistent. He wants to pay me, etc. He said the main (only) reason he wants to breed his doberman is because she is a female and is really hyper. I told the guy to just get her fixed but he said that won't work and that she needs to have an actual litter to mother, he told me that females calm down once they have a litter. Is what he is saying true? I highly doubt it. It's pretty sad/disturbing that there are probably tons of people out there that may think the same thing, which lead to a ton more unfit breeders. I have ZERO intention of breeding, and I am getting Baron fixed in a couple of months. But I've tried (without being too much of a jerk to a neighbor) to convince him not to do it and that it is something he shouldn't be interested in and to get her fixed, but he's not getting it. Anything I should do or say specifically? Or just hope that since he's yet to find anyone in a few years to breed with it just won't happen?
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