Stud Dogs
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Available for stud. KC registered, eye tested clear, proven Bichon Frise stud. Our beautiful boy Teddy has a very heart warming gentle nature. . Teddy's father is a best of breed winner. Stud fee icludes t... Read moreDetails:
Gorgeous Lemon Working Cocker Spaniel at stud, K.C registered(PROVEN MANY TIMES). 24 Field Trial Champions in pedigree. Charlie has a fabulous nature and is a fantastic proven stud. He has produced many beautif... Read moreDetails:
Gorgeous Blue Roan Cocker Spaniel at stud, K.C registered (PROVEN STUD). Woody has a fabulous nature and is a fantastic proven stud. He has produced many beautiful puppies. I have added some pictures of his pup... Read moreDetails:
samson is german shepherd ready for stud he is a graet dog got nice colours good with other dogs and with kids he has big paws comes from a good blood line of german shepherds kc... Read more
Stud Fee: £300
Location: Cornwall
Breed: Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Pedigree: Yes
KC Name: loki mischief make
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LOKI from mischief blues is up for stud he is short and stocky only stands just 14inch has a big bully head brilliant temperament and amazing with children. He is HC and L2HGA hereditary clear and is fully kc ... Read moreDetails:
2002 samson is a german shepherd ready for stud he has stunning colours big paws comes from a good blood line of german shepherd dogs he is up to date with his boosters kc registerd if ... Read moreDetails:
An adorable male who has a huge personality. Constantly producing gorgeous puppies pictures available. Very intelligent, clean eager to please and very distinctive. Muffin is a head strong lovable rogue and ext... Read moreDetails:
Stanley is a broken coated & short legged jrt, available to visit all evenings for stud work around Cornwall. 2 years old and already a proven sire of 3 litters. He's vet checked fit & inoculated. His rough coa... Read moreDetails:
I have available for stud my stunning Siberian Husky Zeus. He is 18 months old. Kc registered, 5 gen pedigree. Healthy with great temperament. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. It may be better... Read moreDetails:
Charlie is white black and tan kc registered with a five generation pedigree.He is 2yrs 11 month old and comes from champion bloodlines. Charlie has a brilliant temprement and is brilliant with anybody that is... Read moreDetails:
beautiful big male for stud bear is a proven stud and has sired some beautiful big puppies he is 18 months old but has studded since the age of 9 months known for his big litters great gental temprement and gra... Read moreDetails:
Beautiful Dog aged 22 months, lovely personality, contact for more details.Details:
This Handsome Chap is my Siberian husky Kaiser, he is a Fantastic example of his breed. He has Sired many litters, and 2 of his pups also went to Crufts this year. Not only is he a natural in the ring , He's al... Read moreDetails:
My Beau (Edwards Boy) has just had a 3rd litter, 2 litters at home with my cocker spaniel Poppy and 1 with a Bolognese girl Pebbles, she had 8 puppy's. All the puppy's passed vet health checks. Beau is a ve... Read moreDetails:
For stud our superb Dogue de bordeaux. he is a proven stud. This is to KC Reg females only and of sound health and temperament. He is a stunning example of the breed he has a fantastic hip score of 7 also he ha... Read moreDetails:
Gorgeous, true to type, well proven KC reg quality stud 'Myojo Rambling River to Tussilago'. Champion sired by Ch. Myojo President. Many more champions in his fantastic pedigree. Siring superb healthy chu... Read more
Stud Fee: £70
Location: Yorkshire
Breed: Yorkshire Terrier
Pedigree: Yes
KC Name: ANNSHOBBY SIR BARN
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Hello my name is Milo; I am a one year old (1year 2month) teacup terrier with a full pedigree certificate and Kennel Club Registered. I am also registered with the kennel club and I am fully up to date wi... Read moreDetails:
Baxter, our warm and friendly pug. He has a fantastic nature, really gentle and loving dog but getting very frisky with soft toys, so it seems like the right time for him to try mating with a female.Details:
Zeus is a 2 Year old Old Bullmastiff, fully vaccinated, full pedigree and KC registered, comes from Champion bloodlines such as Graecia and Naukeen, Parabulls, Fowlerheight etc Zeus is the Grandson of Reefer... Read more
Stud Fee: ££150
Location: Tyne and Wear
Breed: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Pedigree: Yes
KC Name: Regenhoff of Thund
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Rege is our beautiful, healthy and strong Blenhiem boy, he is KC registered with 5 generation pedegree, we are the breeder/owner of Reg as we also own his mother. He is nearly two years old and is only unprov... Read moreViewing 1 - 20 of 58
Choosing a stud dog
After a lot of thought you have made the decision that you would like your female dog to have puppies for one reason or another but just how do you go about obtaining a male dog to 'perform' with your female?
This is where stud dogs come into play. The stud dog is basically a healthy, happy male dog who is 'employed' to mate with female dogs; his role is to sire the puppies and then move on he is not expected to play the doting father!
There are certain factors that you should consider prior to selecting a stud dog:
- Ensure that you have your female dog's pedigree for the owner of the stud dog to read.
- Make sure she is registered with the Kennel Club.
- Provide proof that her worming and all vaccinations are up to date.
- Do not breed your female dog any younger than 2 years old.
The female dog's pedigree is vital because any reputable stud dog owner will wish to look at it and ascertain that the female is compatible to their stud dog. You need to be certain that your chosen stud dog is registered with the Kennel Club; if he is not actually registered then the puppies cannot be registered either.
Ask the stud dog owner to produce all the important paperwork such as the stud dog's hip score certificate and his eye certificate; all stud dogs UK should possess the relevant information and the owners of stud dogs should not hesitate to produce the paperwork when requested. You need to check everything and be 100% certain that your chosen stud dog is completely healthy.
Request that the selected stud dog has a thyroid test administered and ensure that you see the results; asking for these tests to be carried out on the intended stud dog you will choose to mate with your female dog is not being fussy or picky it is being careful and safe.
If you happen to choose the one stud dog from all of the stud dogs that does have health problems these same health issues will prove problematic to any puppies born.
Another perplexing issue can be where to look for stud dogs UK as you have to be careful that the stud dog is actually genuine. The best place to begin is on the internet, search for reputable websites, such as Puppies for Sale and begin to search the stud dogs UK that are advertised.
When you make your initial enquiry be sure to confirm the fee and make sure that everything is put in writing, it is normal for the fee to be paid for the stud dog once the mating has happened. Stud dogs provide a 'service' so you are paying for this rather than paying for the puppies. The mating has taken place and now you should receive a stud form from the stud dog's owner, this is very important as it is your registration form for your puppies. It will also have all the relevant details contained on it for the owner of the stud dog and also the details and information regarding the actual stud dog.
Stud your dog
This article will cover the basic requirements you and your dog will need to be able to stud your dog; and points to look out for when it comes to advertising your stud dog. Prior to actually using your dog as a stud dog he must have a veterinary check up just to confirm that he is fit and in good health.
You will need to check from your dog's breeder about possible health defects. Too many people bypass the 'paperwork' side of things and then run into problems at a later date with the breeders of their stud dog's potential lady friends. This will occur because the owners/breeders of the intended female dog will wish to be thorough in their examination of your stud dog prior to allowing the mating to commence.
So although all you are probably thinking is 'I wish to stud my dog' you have to be sensible and consider all aspects of the situation.
Have your proposed stud dog checked for hip dysplasia and eye diseases as these can be inherited by the puppies; also there are certain DNA tests that can be completed. The best sources of information available for the relevant tests prior to being able to stud your dog will be either your dog's breeder or your dog's vet.
You need to be fussy as it is not just the owner of the proposed lady friend that needs to check points prior to the mating it is you too. Your dog is the stud dog and you need to ascertain that his welfare is being looked after and that the potential female dog is also in good health. Check certificates given for her hip dysplasia test and her eye examinations.
Always agree the terms and conditions, including your stud dog fees prior to the mating taking place ensure that these terms are placed into writing and that you and the female dog's owner/breeder retains a copy.
When you stud your dog for the first time you may discover that some of the owners of potential lady canine friends may only wish to pay a minimal payment mainly to cover your expenses. The problem is that the stud dog has not been a proven sire, once puppies have been born and all is well any future charges can be considerably higher.
You can obtain an appropriate fee to stud your dog UK by searching through the adverts within the range of canine magazines and newspapers. Many dog breeders will advertise their stud dogs in the doggy press. The internet is a fantastic tool for advertising your stud dog and a wonderfully reputable website is the Puppies for Sale one. You can also advertise your stud dog UK in one of the many canine related newspapers or magazines.
625If you follow some basic guidelines regarding how to stud your dog and apply common sense then you should not encounter any real difficulties, just be careful and do not be afraid to ask questions about the proposed female dog. You need to know as much as possible before you actually stud your dog to her.



















