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Worried

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 8:38 pm
by 502hunter
I just bought my first pair of beagles and the guy I bought them off of had just bought them right before the season started. Point is that he told me that these dogs aren't littler mates and that he didn't even think that they are kin. However they are marked 95% identical. Well the female came into heat while I was out of town working and according to my son "their butts was stuck together" on Wednesday :oops: (how embarrassing). I am afraid that these dogs are indeed litter mates and that she may be pregnant. Does anyone know how bad this may be as far as them being kin or will it be ok?

Re: Worried

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 8:42 pm
by briarbuster1
I recommend letting God take care of it for you. it will turn out alright if you turn it over to him.

Woodie

Re: Worried

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 9:06 pm
by scootersjill
if there grade dogs no one will never no the difference may make great hounds.if not o well wont be the first time.i have had grade hounds that could run with the high dollar hounds any day. if both dogs suit you i wouldnt worry breedin is a gamble no matter what they are.jmo

Re: Worried

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 6:47 am
by denny606
had this happen once myself,the pups turned out fine except for one which had severe birth defects,Let her have them while inbreeding(this close) is unacceptable as far as I'm concerned. U.D.S.(uncle dad syndrome) may cause you tol end up with some genius's and some idiots and could get normal out of the same litter.and they may not even be littermates ,I have owned dogs that I know were littermates that didn't look like neighbors much less brothers.And this should tell the PETA people that while dogs have urges,morals aren't a problem for them,Denny

Re: Worried

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 11:55 am
by nwhoundhunter
I am currently going through the same situation here. My female had 6 pups and she killed 4 out of the litter within the first day. The other 2 pups are doing great. I seem to think mom knows best on this one, and maybe she took care of the defected pups on her own. I own a big hound that is inbred, and she is one of the best cat dogs I've owned over the years, so I wouldn't worry to much. Good luck