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Importance of Aggressive Research in French Bulldog Breeding

  • Writer: info258627
    info258627
  • Apr 30
  • 1 min read


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Understanding the Breed French Bulldogs come with complex genetics and health issues like: - Brachycephalic syndrome (breathing problems) - Spinal disorders (e.g., IVDD) - Skin allergies - Reproductive complications (most need C-sections and artificial insemination) Without research, you risk breeding dogs with major health issues. High Startup & Maintenance Costs Costs include: - Artificial insemination and C-sections - Quality sires and dams ($5K to $15K+) - Proper diet, veterinary care, and health testing Research ensures you're financially prepared. Genetics & Lineage Matter Not all Frenchies should be bred. You must: - Learn about genetic diversity - Avoid inbreeding - Understand DNA color and coat traits This prevents unethical and unhealthy breeding. Health Testing Is Non-Negotiable Essential tests include: - Hip and spine issues - Eye conditions - Genetic disorders (like CMR1, HUU, DM) Skipping this harms your dogs and reputation. Know the Market and Laws - Research local regulations and licensing - Study market trends and buyer expectations - Understand how to differentiate ethical practices from scams Responsibility Over Profit - Puppies may need round-the-clock care - Be emotionally prepared for losses - You're responsible for placing pups in the right home.

 
 
 

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