dead stud dog

[Tiff 36]

one collection (if the sperm shows good motility - "life"), should have anywhere from 2-5 breedings worth, depending on the size of the dog.

 

I think it can get expensive for when the bitch comes in, and testing her for the "right" time to best insert the straws.

 

And no, the dog does not have to be alive to collect, as there is sperm always waiting in the dog, so as long as he had not just been bred before death, it might be worth collecting if the dog is newly deceased

[Guest fell terrier]

when i was on the phone to j powell he was on about ai on his own stuff so it must be worth lookin into especially if you have a tidy stud dog

[Greengrass 201]

I've never heard of sperm being taken from a dead dog succesfully, know matter how fresh it was, in fact i've never heard of anybody even trying to get sperm from a recently expired animal.

[csm 0]

GETTING THIS DONE JUST CAUSE YOU HAVE A GOOD DOG IS ONE THING..........I GOT IT DONE BECAUSE I HAD A DOG THAT COULD PRODUCE AS GOOD AS OR BETTER THAN HIM SELF, AND EVERY THING OFF HIM WORKED !!!!!

 

did the dog cover total outcross,s ? . i agree it would have to be a proven producer of grafters to consider this .

Edited December 16, 2008 by csm

[Tiff 36]

I've never heard of sperm being taken from a dead dog succesfully, know matter how fresh it was, in fact i've never heard of anybody even trying to get sperm from a recently expired animal.

 

my old vet in my old town was a repro specialist, he had I think 2 dead dogs brought in and he did one of his own dead dogs, 2 were bulldogs if I remember right as he was a bulldog breeder as well

Edited December 17, 2008 by His Wife

[the_stig 6,614]

r.booths is still producing pups this way off his old simon dog i think, so yes it can be done

And didn't Mr Booth once say he bred Smithy, I wonder has he any straws of him too, LOL.

and he bred a waterloo cup winner ..

[smelly dog 16]

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/7238/QandA3.html

 

full details

Edited December 18, 2008 by smelly dog

[no nose 0]

would it be possible to save sperm from a dog that could be used in the future ?

 

 

a vet would be able to tell you over the phone mate .. but i dont think it can be done from a dead dog cos the sperm has to be kept at a certain temp same as humans ... cheers but try the vet

[csm 0]

would it be possible to save sperm from a dog that could be used in the future ?

 

 

a vet would be able to tell you over the phone mate .. but i dont think it can be done from a dead dog cos the sperm has to be kept at a certain temp same as humans ... cheers but try the vet

 

im not asking about extracting sperm from a dog thats already dead mate . just useing the dogs sperm when he,s no longer here

[neil cooney 10,416]

I remember feeding calves for a farmer I worked for. They were Holstein Freisens out of a Canadian sire who was ten years dead.

[antg 1,767]

thease people do that sort of thing. may be of interest to some

http://www.ukclone.co.uk/

[csm 0]

GETTING THIS DONE JUST CAUSE YOU HAVE A GOOD DOG IS ONE THING..........I GOT IT DONE BECAUSE I HAD A DOG THAT COULD PRODUCE AS GOOD AS OR BETTER THAN HIM SELF, AND EVERY THING OFF HIM WORKED !!!!!

 

did the dog cover total outcross,s ? . i agree it would have to be a proven producer of grafters to consider this .

 

is it the dog(sire) that throws a high percentage of workers ? . or is it selective breeding that has made the workers ? do you think some dogs can produce workers irrelevant of the bitches pedigree (obviously they have to be propa working bitches) .

[stevemac 434]

Big bisness over here mostly driven by the greyhound industry we have off spring of the best irsh studs running all over the country over here the local buisness FROZEN PUPPIES .com are happy to collect and store seimen from any sort of dog and have very good results with the litters produced.

stevemac

Edited December 22, 2008 by stevemac

[Guest fell terrier]

to be able to breed 100% workers out of every litter is complete nonsense its impossible if it was that easy everyone would have em

[Guest fell terrier]

p***y how do you work that one out it is impossible to breed 100% workers out of every litter FACT if so how come nuttall and gould and all the rest of them have failures but you dont out of your line or any line from a said dog im sorry pal but its just unbelievable i have been around terriers most of my life and its a sad fact that not every one bred with the best intentions works maybe you have some thing special but surely the others who have bred a lot more than any of us by know should have cracked it and can now breed 100% workers from every litter