Check out my 6 new additions!!! (Soo far)

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Originally Posted by cueball

You need a mani...BAD :rolleyes:

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haha..very funny...totally not my hand...but I find it kinda funny you called it a "mani"! hmmmmmm.....:)

here's one more....sorry I can't help it!! LOL



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They're pretty, I love blues. I like puppies and kittens, but I don't approve of breeding any dogs or cats(unless endangered species) as we are just euthanizing too many animals on a daily basis for me to justify it(hundreds of thousands of animals, to be exact). I hope you can consider getting your female spayed when her beautiful litter is weaned. She would be much better off(no uterine infections, no chance for mammary cancer, ovarian cancer, etc).

Is the male registered? He looks alot like an American Staffordshire instead because of his large head(slightly disproportionate looking). The AKC has Pit Bull Terriers to be more lean, smaller heads, etc. Seems the breeding for large heads would give a much greater risk at dystocia(difficult birthing). Kind of like English Bulldogges(who wouldn't reproduce without our help...)

Were you planning on getting their dewclaws removed? If they are under 5 days old, you can get them safely done and they will heal no problem. I just think it would look more professional and they wouldn't have problems with them later in life.

Good luck with them. I hope they grow up to be happy, healthy, well-adjusted dogs. :)

Thanks for the pictures! I looooove the second one with the white face markings, and that last little solid blue is pretty adorable as well. If the momma were my dog, I would've been freaking out with excitement, glad all are doing well still.

-Jason

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Originally Posted by SatanicIntention

They're pretty, I love blues. I like puppies and kittens, but I don't approve of breeding any dogs or cats(unless endangered species) as we are just euthanizing too many animals on a daily basis for me to justify it(hundreds of thousands of animals, to be exact). I hope you can consider getting your female spayed when her beautiful litter is weaned. She would be much better off(no uterine infections, no chance for mammary cancer, ovarian cancer, etc).

Is the male registered? He looks alot like an American Staffordshire instead because of his large head(slightly disproportionate looking). The AKC has Pit Bull Terriers to be more lean, smaller heads, etc. Seems the breeding for large heads would give a much greater risk at dystocia(difficult birthing). Kind of like English Bulldogges(who wouldn't reproduce without our help...)

Were you planning on getting their dewclaws removed? If they are under 5 days old, you can get them safely done and they will heal no problem. I just think it would look more professional and they wouldn't have problems with them later in life.

Good luck with them. I hope they grow up to be happy, healthy, well-adjusted dogs. :)

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I'm actually not sure if we are getting her spayed. I had orginally planned on her having one litter then spaying so we'll see.

And YES the daddy is registered he is a ABPT. We had a couple of studs to choose from but we chose him b.c of his look, size, and temperment. I'm a sucka for big heads..LOL..:P

I will not be declawing them, or cropp'n ears. I like the un-cropped look(my opinion of course!)

Not declawing. They have a claw higher up on their leg, called the dewclaw. It sometimes gets snagged on stuff and can be removed pretty easily at birth. It's not a MUST do kinda thing. I agree on the ear cropping. They look way cuter with the floppy ears. I hated helping with those surgeries, and all the after care, the poor things.....

Those are adorable little pups!!! Can't wait to see more pics of them with open eyes and all the silly little puppy antics!!

They look like gigantic rat fuzzies.. not that that's a bad thing!

Floppy ears are cute, but I've always been partial to cropped ears.

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Originally Posted by tigerlily

Not declawing. They have a claw higher up on their leg, called the dewclaw. It sometimes gets snagged on stuff and can be removed pretty easily at birth. It's not a MUST do kinda thing. I agree on the ear cropping. They look way cuter with the floppy ears. I hated helping with those surgeries, and all the after care, the poor things.....

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ahhh! I see! I didn't plan on having that done!

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I can ALMOOOOST smell the puppy breath!!! Best smell in the WORLD!!!:sunny: