Just because she comes into heat doesn't mean you need a male to breed her.
Before you consider breeding, make sure of these things:
1. Make sure your dog is negative for canine brucellosis. If your dog is positive, she will pass it to the male, and their can be serious consequences.
2. Get her vet-checked, utd shots, and dewormed.
3. Make sure she is AKC registered (this ONLY identifies her as purebred)
4. Get her eyes checked (CERF-screened) to make sure she doesn't have eye problems which she will pass to her puppies, and later become blind herself.
5. Make sure she's healthy, and on the best diet possible.
6. Get her CGC/TT titled (very simple, and many tests are available), and if possible, Herding Instinct Certified (HIC) titled too. After all, sheep dogs were orignally bred to be sound-tempered herding dogs, NOT Pets. Do not skimp this.
Once ALL of these requirements are completed, and you find a stud with the same requirements completed, you can breed her, but make sure you know the responsiblity of finding good homes for the puppies.
AnswerEweactually the correct term would be sheep, not ram. a ram is a male sheep.
Cloved hooved thats why sheep are affected by foot & mouth disease
When the females are in season the bulls will fight for the females. After the winner has been chosen the bull will chose the female and then will mate with her. The bull will place 1/3 of his body on the female. A penis will come out from the males under side. The male will shove his penis up in to the female by pulling in and out of her make more and more sperms go into the female. And thats how they mate.
Only the female dogs are bitches. thats pretty good but... bitches are female dogs,dogs are apart of nature,and nature is beautiful:) and the name resembles human femals pretty good to!
An adult African lion's mouth can open to a width of 11 inches. Lions use their powerful jaws to sever the spinal cords of their prey.
AnswerEweactually the correct term would be sheep, not ram. a ram is a male sheep.
around 1/4 for one sheep. (thats what my sheep live in and he's happy!)
By shoving it up your but, thats how!
sheepish (thats an actual word)
Cloved hooved thats why sheep are affected by foot & mouth disease
ALL OF B5 LIVE IN CANTON GA NOT ATLANTA LOOK IT THATS HOW I FOUND OUT THATS WERE DEY LIVE
sheep. Thats short.
yah of course his still alive...thats a weird question
They are both Diaphragms. thats what they have in common;P
sheep sheep dont ya know the road yes my lord i know the road dont ya know the road thats been playin in the song yes lord i know the road
1,000,000,000,000,001 thats it :0
Goats, sheep, chickens, cows, rabbits, ducks, and i think thats it.