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What does your dog think 
if he had a ball bat he would beat D over the head with itWhat does your dog think
.kid hit it on the head.(blue balls)
this should be a poll. should this dog get laid?
PabloCruise
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Is your dog sound? Hips, elbows, eyes, allergies?
Go visit the animal shelters, read about how many dogs at these place get put down each year due to no adoption and not enough space. That should give you an idea. I love pure breed dogs, but I love muts more. I have 3. To many people are breeding animals for the wrong reasons. Sad 
I bought a Vizsla puppy last summer from a breeder in St. Louis. We live in Vancouver, WA. I flew there to pick the puppy up.
It's the 3rd Vizsla we've bought from her, over a 22 year span, so she is very familiar with the kind of home we give the dogs, but I still had to sign a contract. It had several general terms in it, but it stated that if at anytime I was going to sell or give away the dog, they retained first right of refusal.
I have no intention of ever getting rid of any of my Vizslas until they die, so that's not a problem.
If you can be absolutely sure that the pups would go to good loving homes, and the female has been certified for hip dysplasia (as your male should be too) then I'd say it's OK to breed them.
If not, don't.
It's the 3rd Vizsla we've bought from her, over a 22 year span, so she is very familiar with the kind of home we give the dogs, but I still had to sign a contract. It had several general terms in it, but it stated that if at anytime I was going to sell or give away the dog, they retained first right of refusal.
I have no intention of ever getting rid of any of my Vizslas until they die, so that's not a problem.
If you can be absolutely sure that the pups would go to good loving homes, and the female has been certified for hip dysplasia (as your male should be too) then I'd say it's OK to breed them.
If not, don't.
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if he had a ball bat he would beat D over the head with it
yup he is giving me the silent treatment .. wont play ball .. not eating I think it is leaving some deep phycioligy effects ..poor doggie ..
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What does your dog think
his grand daddy is from queensland ... snoopy wants to hit it ...
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PabloCruise
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That wasn't the question.
The only scenario you should consider breeding is if both parents are sound...
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i am with you .. i have decided not to breed him .. too complicated and too many unwanted unloved animals ...
