I need Why NOT to breed info

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>The site is called >"Virtual Breeding".  If you’d like it, and can’t get to it by >doing a search, email me and I will email it to you.

http://www.bluegrace.com/virtualbreeding.html — –Matt.  Rocky’s a Dog.

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>>The site is called >"Virtual Breeding".  If you’d like it, and can’t get to it by >doing a search, email me and I will email it to you. >http://www.bluegrace.com/virtualbreeding.html >– >–Matt.  Rocky’s a Dog.

That’s the one.  Thank you.  For some reason, I was not able to drag the heart into the post.  

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Sorry my bookmarks thingie isnt working, but if you go to my website in my signature, then go to my links page, you’ll find some breeding links, a good many of them too.  I also have a page on breeding your bitch on my site myself. — Susan Shih Tzu Delites http://www.angelfire.com/ga/shihtzudelites/ Topknots & Tails Petgrooming "Dogs aren’t our whole life, they make our lives whole"…Roger Caras

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>So, I need links to info I can print out to pass along.  I am making >copies of the photos I took during the birth of my last foster litter. >Those have already turned off several people! <G> >Anything you have would be greatly appreciated!!

I have a wonderful link for people who are interested in breeding their dog.  I tried to drop the link into this post, but it wouldn’t go.  The site is called "Virtual Breeding".  If you’d like it, and can’t get to it by doing a search, email me and I will email it to you.

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A co-worker has asked me for help.  Their friends just got a 8 week old puppy (can’t remember the breed) and they are already talking about letting her have at least one litter.  Want the kids to experience the joy of life. Yeech! So, I need links to info I can print out to pass along.  I am making copies of the photos I took during the birth of my last foster litter. Those have already turned off several people! <G> Anything you have would be greatly appreciated!! Lauri & The Gang

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>Want the kids to experience the >joy of life.

Tell them that before they breed to "experience the joy of life" they should first prepare themselves by witnessing "the desperation of death".  Then, they should take a tour of an animal shelter, where *many* poorly bred animals end up to die. I’d be willing to bet the sight of dead animals in a barrell will quell the urge to add more. Robin

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