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steedes
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Registered: Nov 2012
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Best Season for a Litter

I am looking for opinions when you like to have a litter and why, pro's/con's, etc.

I like having a fall litter so by spring pups can hit the woods and they are ready to start the following fall. I am in Wisconsin and most do not like to buy pups in fall.

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Early spring

Then they will be ready to in time for kill season

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I like early spring. Don't have to worry about the heat and they'll be perfect age to start during season.

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Late winter/early spring....come Oct.1st its fur harvest time.!!!@ least here in Mich. it is.! Perfect time for a young dog

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Not now !!! I've got a litter in the house right now. This summer has been two ways here, pouring rain or blazing hot. Add flies and fire ants =pups in house .
I prefer early fall or spring to avoid extreme heat or cold

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Travis Brown
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I like to raise them in late winter. Its easy to keep them warm in an insulated house. Their mother will stay in there with them if its cold out. The pups will be old enough by the fall for them to learn a lot during season.

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RD Skipper
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best time

I think April is the best time

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quote:
Originally posted by Travis Brown
I like to raise them in late winter. Its easy to keep them warm in an insulated house. Their mother will stay in there with them if its cold out. The pups will be old enough by the fall for them to learn a lot during season.


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I think it makes stronger pups and by spring with the creeks are running good they learn to cross water and it's not to hot for them to be running around on walks and or ran with a 4 wheeler, by training season they are well conditioned and wood wise at a young age if you put the time into messing with them. Plus less flies, mosquito's and parasites. Plus there waste is easier to clean up as it is usually frozen by 3 months old they are waste is in a more solid form, making it again easier to clean. Works well for me anyways.

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