murmarstaffs

With staffords they must be over 18mth at time of mating

3 red girls and 2 red boys for us born 20th April

She's in early labour now .... So only a little early

I was sticking with my gut instinct that the calcium before hand was a big no no, but when they are being advised from their vet what can you do

Thank you for that information and I will look up the whelping pause

Hi everyone, it's been a while since we've been on. In discussion with a fellow breeder about bitches stopping contracting during labour, resulting in cesarean for the bitch. They have been advised by their vet to supplement calcium at least 2 weeks before whelping to help with the contracting. Now everything I've looked up has said the opposite and saying it will increase the risk of eclampsia except for a greyhound forum that is for it but the post was 5 years ago. Any advice would be appreciated so I can pass it on. Millie

We are expecting on the 23rd. It's been almost 3 years

all gaining weight.... too cute

my bella cycles every 5 months sometimes even 4. But she ovulates early too which makes it difficult with breeding her too. I would highly suggest skipping this season and get her prog tested and then her next heat try to mate her

Murmarstaffs Bella whelped 2 Blk Brindle Boys & 4 Blk Brindle girls yesterday. Saldly one of the girls was stillborn and has gone to rainbow bridge. Mum and remaining 5 pups are doing great

2 sires (fresh) and all pups have to be dna tested. This is bellas last litter and I would love something from each to follow on with. Its not 100% that i will get something from both

We can be added... Due about 19th Oct. It is also a dual sired litter so we are all a bit excited :)

im a bit shocked, my first pick "murmar" isnt listed so i wonder why i got stuck with murmarstaffs... ggrrrrr lol

my lot are just over a week old now, the lil red boy that we almost lost has come back thriving and has doubled his birth weight so im happy about that.