what to do?

[boothy 0]

i was wondering if anyone could give me a bit of advice on what to do, right i have 2 jills and they are both in season and what would happen if i didnt breed them.

[boothy 0]

surely someone must know what to do?

[Kay 3,709]

You dont have to breed them , its bringing them out of season that needs doing to reduce the swelling

thats because you dont want her to have the swollen vulva there for months as its low to the ground & they can pick up infections for one thing & possibly a more serious condition such as Aplastic anemia

[boothy 0]

cheers kay. my mam was thinking about taking them to the vets for a jab to get them out of season but i dont know.

[stubby 175]

surely someone must know what to do?

 

 

try doing a search, I just found 19 pages, using the search word "breeding jills" second page in will answer most of your question, only took a few minutes

[boothy 0]

thanks mate,

dont know why i never thought of this in the first place.

[Kay 3,709]

cheers kay. my mam was thinking about taking them to the vets for a jab to get them out of season but i dont know.

 

Well it will probably only need doing once this season as its nearly june now so i would do that

[Pembshunter 23]

surely someone must know what to do?

 

 

try doing a search, I just found 19 pages, using the search word "breeding jills" second page in will answer most of your question, only took a few minutes

 

A forum is a "Forum" if everybody continously searched for old information, What would it turn into, a dead old site where people searched for something they wanted information on? You continue to jump onto posts that mention courts, breeding, or other regularly discussed topics and tell people that a quick search only takes a few minutes, Searches wont encourage new discussions, debates or new ideasfrom new members, which is what a forum is for.

[oxfordblue 0]

if you dont get them out of season they will get anemia and die two choices the best vasectamised hob the other jill jab from the vets dont agree with jill jabs

[ferreter.al 22]

put vasectomised hob over them,he will do the buisness and take them out of season but they woant get pregnant so you woant get any unwanted kits.atb

[max abell 196]

As ferreter.al says a vasectomised hob is your best bet

Have a hunt round in your local area and on sites see if there is a keeper of a vasc hob who

will lend you his hobs services its a lot cheaper than 2 jill jabs

but jill jabs are a option if no hob can be found

[boothy 0]

thats what i am going to do. i will put a post up on here and also i will look around my local area. cheers people.

[Rory4 267]

had get my 2 jills done about month ago. 15 quid each was cheapest place to get jab. done the job. make sure vet covers there head with towel or summit caus tried bittin her when put needle in & snapped a needle, next time i tried helping her she stabbed me with needle. got myself hob now getting him vasectomised when get a chance.

 

cheers

[spanj 11]

had get my 2 jills done about month ago. 15 quid each was cheapest place to get jab. done the job. make sure vet covers there head with towel or summit caus tried bittin her when put needle in & snapped a needle, next time i tried helping her she stabbed me with needle. got myself hob now getting him vasectomised when get a chance.

 

cheers

 

Theres a "pinned" topic on here with people with snipped hobs available for serving your jills, Have a look & see if theres anybody in your area (its customary for you to take the jills to the hob and you SHOULD offer a fee even if one isnt asked for as it can cost up to £100 to snip a hob). Dont leave it too long either !

[para1 11]

Well a lot of very good suggestions as to what to do there.In a couple of months your jills will be out of season anyway so why not leave them.Just keep them clean and they will be fine.

This will give you a chance to PLAN AHEAD for next season.