My staffordshire terrier pup got caught with a mongrel gettin injection can she still breed with other staffs?
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i say go for the dna thing cos if i know jasper he'll deny it & anyway he's not ready to be tied down to one ***** he just loves to put it about. If shed kept her knickers on then she wouldnt be in this predicament but i did try.
Not this season if she's had the jab. Check with the vet, they'll explain it.
Take her to the vet. He can give her something to prevent her from having the puppies from him.
She still may be able to breed with another staff, ask your veterinarian.There is one important thing to remember when breeding dogs. Keep the female up! A single female can be bred by a dozen males, have a dozen puppies with each having a different father. The best thing to do is keep the female crated, letting out only to walk on a leash or supervised in a fenced yard. She should never leave your site while outside though. Many neighborhood Romeos have no qualms about digging or climbing a fence.
If she is bred to multiple sires, you can do DNA testing on the pups to see which ones are purebred.
Your dog is NOT ruined. This litter of puppies will be unregisterable, but litters in the future-provided she's bred to a registered dog- will be registerable. There is no safe injection that the Vet can give to your dog to abort puppies. People and unethical Veterinarians have used drugs labled for bovine (cows) on dogs but this can be with severe and deadly cosequences. There are no drugs labled for dogs to cause abortions safely. Let her have the puppies, they'll be cute. Find homes for them and try breeding her again later. otherwise, you only safe choice is to have her spayed and the puppies aborted then.
I am going to go out on a limb here and say no, but not for the reasons you think. First of all, you imply your dog SHOULD be bred with just any other staff (pit bull). This is just completely wrong, the fact that your dog was able to be "injected" by a mongrel indicates to me you are not the most responsible dow owner, let aloone breeder. If your dog was breed worthy, you would take much more care than this when she is in heat. The stud also needs to be breed quality so just hooking two staffs up to sell puppies will 1. Not make you much, if any money and 2. Add to the problem of too many dogs and too many poorly bred ones. The APBT/AmStaff especially need our help in breeding the best quality pups we can. So go to the vet, get your female spayed and be a good responsible AmStaff owner and advocate.
A simple answer to your question is: Yes you will be able to put her to a pedigree Staff stud dog and yes she will have pedigree pups, leave her until about her 3rd/4th season though so that she is fully mature.
Good Luck
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