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Posted by rance56 on 04-26-2011 01:44 PM:

will naval hernia causes issues with female having pups

have a female that has a imbilical hernia, just wondering if i go to breed her if it could possibly lead to some isuues when she has the pups

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Posted by trappin_girl on 04-26-2011 02:23 PM:

i still breed em if its not huge. my dads dog ruby had one when she was a little pup, but now at 6 month of age its gone.

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Posted by rance56 on 04-26-2011 02:27 PM:

no offense, but the quote of the vet didnt adress my question. i just want to know if it could possibly rupture or cause serious complications for the female when giving birth.

there are reasons i will not breed a dog, but having a imbilical hernia is not one of them.

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Posted by trappin_girl on 04-26-2011 02:33 PM:

like i said if its not really big then it will be ok, but if its pretty good sized then tehres a chance of a rupture.

Posted by rance56 on 04-26-2011 02:33 PM:

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Originally posted by Majestic Tree H
Well I guess your the Expert Breeder .....

please show me in all that you posted where it adressed what i was asking about. i wasnt being an a$$ about it, just not looking for advice on when and when shouldnt i breed, especialy based on something that MAY or MAY NOT even be the case.

im breeding for hunting dogs not for pets and novelty

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Posted by rance56 on 04-26-2011 02:34 PM:

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Originally posted by trappin_girl
like i said if its not really big then it will be ok, but if its pretty good sized then tehres a chance of a rupture.

thanks

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Posted by trappin_girl on 04-26-2011 02:37 PM:

np. i had a few of tehm that had them. they were small and they were fine to be bred. i had one with a huge one and i didnt want to chance it and i sold her. but i told teh guy that if he wanted to, then he could breed to my dog cutter, but i told him i wasnt sure if she could be bred because of that large of hernia. he never has bred her yet. that was 3 years ago.

Posted by Majestic Tree H on 04-26-2011 02:40 PM:

At least We Use Expert Genetic Veterinary Advice in Our Breeding Program ..

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Posted by oklared on 04-26-2011 02:42 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by rance56
no offense, but the quote of the vet didnt adress my question. i just want to know if it could possibly rupture or cause serious complications for the female when giving birth.

there are reasons i will not breed a dog, but having a imbilical hernia is not one of them.

Its a very easy fix so take her and get it fixed. No it wont hurt anything, and its not a inheirant traight. Call Dr. Howard Mitchel at 1 918 640 6225, sometime when they are puppies you can tape a coin over it for a short time and itll fix its self. Im not a vet but ive raised lots of coondog litters and its just not a problem, like i said just take her to the vet and get it stitched up.

And my question to the vet is why spay them and then sow up the hernia? Why not just sow it up?

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Posted by trappin_girl on 04-26-2011 02:45 PM:

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At least We Use Expert Genetic Veterinary Advice in Our Breeding Program ..

we breed for better of the breed and say "the h3!! with vet advice, they never used it back in the day my grandaddy coonhunted!" and thats true, he died in 1970. way before i was born.

Posted by rance56 on 04-26-2011 03:07 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Majestic Tree H
At least We Use Expert Genetic Veterinary Advice in Our Breeding Program ..

just curious, why did you take down your post with all the expert genetic advice?

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Posted by Two Toes on 04-26-2011 03:16 PM:

Re: will naval hernia causes issues with female having pups

quote:
Originally posted by rance56
have a female that has a imbilical hernia, just wondering if i go to breed her if it could possibly lead to some isuues when she has the pups

"NOPE"!

Unless it's huge,NO!

Generally a couple stitches will fix'um if'n ya wana..............

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Posted by Christy on 04-26-2011 04:32 PM:

SKEETER HAS ONE AND HAS HAD 6 NICE LITTERS FROM 6 TO 11, MOSTLY 8 AND 9 PER LITTER AND NEVER HAD ANY TROUBLE AT ALL.

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Posted by heckler on 04-26-2011 05:33 PM:

rance

I would think if the navel hernia is big enough that there could be a 50-50 chance of pushing intestines thru the weak spot during the last part of pregnancy. From what I researched the problem is the intestines getting pinched and block digestion and back up and cause serious problems.

If it was my dog I would get it fixed before I bred her and let her heal for a year. Hernias can come back. Other than that breed her and let the hair go with the hide. It's your money and time. You can always get another dog if that one dies. Not that big of a deal any way you look at it.

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