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3 different stud dogs =7 pups per litter with only 1 male pup per litter...my stud dog put 10 pups in her with 6males and 4females......is this just luck or does it say something about my stud dog?im lookin for experienced men for comments...

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The number of pups is determined by the eggs the female produces and when the stud gets his load on board. The sex of the pups is determined by the stud. Females generally tend to have larger litters their second and third time which is desirable when compared to the first litter. Mother natures way sorta speak of not over burdening a new mother. It doesn't say anything about your dog other than he is fertile and average when it comes to sex selection.

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3 different stud dogs =7 pups per litter with only 1 male pup per litter...my stud dog put 10 pups in her with 6males and 4females......is this just luck or does it say something about my stud dog?im lookin for experienced men for comments...

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so instead of asking some experts here on the board you say I should go to the library and read a book?

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so instead of asking some experts here on the board you say I should go to the library and read a book?

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LOL I love it hehe !

Jkg aside there are many on these boards that can give you good advise on Breeding qestions thats what its here for Good luck

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ok TOM I asked this ? to learn some things not to bicker with you so please give me a break

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ok TOM I asked this ? to learn some things not to bicker with you so please give me a break

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A lot of that has to do with timing. My experience has shown if you breed a female after she starts to ovulate, you have a better chance at having more females in the litter than males.

I cannot point you to scientific evidence to back that up, but that has been my experience.

With bull semen, they can now sex it to where you have an 80 to 90% chance at producing the desired sex you want. Texas A & M has a machine that can separate the semen before they freeze it just for that purpose.

The guys that supply the stock for the Professional Bull Riding (PBR) events are using it to increase their odds of producing quality bulls for their stock inventory while breeders of first time heifers are breeding for heifer calves to decrease the chance of birthing complications.

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