Hi everyone.. Am Joe and am based in Benin city...
I have a male and female Rottweiler, both from very good lines and unrelated.. The stud name is track and the female name is lay-la.. So pls follow me on this epic journey..

Both dogs were not born and raised here in Benin, they were born and raised in zaria by a vet doctor who actually knows what he is doing and has been in the biz for more than 15 years..
Track was purchased some time last year and lay-la came to use few months ago.. They are about the same age [ track is a bit older tho] he is 3yrs and a couple of months.. So that's it for background.. And o hence I forgot [ lay-la is pedigree] both parents where imported into the country but track background is rooted in the country, never the less track is a very good Rottweiler..

Lay-la's heat started about 9 days ago and today which is the tenth day of her heat she finally became receptive for track to mount her.. Today is 12th August 2018.. And they mated for the first time.. The next mating would be on the 14th August and not tomorrow, cause it takes approximately 24 hrs for the sperm to get to the egg or eggs..
And it will take about 63 - 67 days for lay-la to litter.. Here are a few pictures from today's mating..

Well-done, following.....

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Please was there any specific thing you did for them to become receptive & mate cause I have a German Shepherd that has refused to mate another German Shepherd that was brought to him a couple of days ago.

Your response will kindly be appreciated, thanks.

sledge2012:
Please was there any specific thing you did for them to become receptive & mate cause I have a German Shepherd that has refused to mate another German Shepherd that was brought to him a couple of days ago.

Your response will kindly be appreciated, thanks.

From the info I got from the doctor I purchased her from he said her last litter was November last year and since then she hasn't come on heat, so I did a little research online and found out that bringing another female who is on her heat close to lay-la would trigger her hormones to start her heat.. Over time a female was brought for crossing and I kept them in the same cage for over a week and made sure she watched the whole mating process.. Few days after I took the other female back to its owner lay-la started bleeding.... But will not be receptive or allow track to mount her not until the bleeding stopped and her vulva turned pink and really swollen..
Your female gsd is probably not ready to mate or she needs to be helped during the process of mating..

And also the male can tell when she is ready for breeding, that is why they sniff and lick the females vulva.. Most times the males wouldn't be interested if the female is still bleeding.. That is why we wait till day 9,some breeders wait till 11 days.. So maybe you can try now again am sure she should be ready to breed and your male would know.. Call it animal instinct..

uchihajt:
Both dogs were not born and raised here in Benin, they were born and raised in zaria by a vet doctor who actually knows what he is doing and has been in the biz for more than 15 years..
Track was purchased some time last year and lay-la came to use few months ago.. They are about the same age [ track is a bit older tho] he is 3yrs and a couple of months.. So that's it for background.. And o hence I forgot [ lay-la is pedigree] both parents where imported into the country but track background is rooted in the country, never the less track is a very good Rottweiler..

The fact that the dog is from imported parents doesn't make the dog a pedigreed dog. The parents may be from pedigreed dogs but may not also have been pedigreed before they came in. There is a difference between the word pedigree and the other which is "pedigreed".

I ain't trying to bad mouth your dog bro, but there is a misconception in Nigeria about a dog being from Pedigree parents and the dog him/herself been pedigreed. If a dog is imported as a puppy, there is a 85% chance the dog has not been pedigreed but is from pedigreed parents i.e, the parents have been registered in their Country's Kennel Club or breed club but the dog itself is just relying on the pedigree documents of his or her parents (this is because the puppy left that country before the age of being registered and entered into the database) but he or she doesn't have his or her own stand alone documentation. Pedigreed dogs are not supposed to rely on any other dog's documentation but are to stand on their own documentation.

If Layla is a pedigreed dog, can I have her registration number so I can look her up in any database in the world?.....I'm very sure she doesn't have one. If the parents have been pedigreed before they came in, you can also forward their registration numbers so as to verify your claim. I ask because i want you to understand what i mean.

So many folks out there been claiming their dogs are Pedigreed dogs in a country with no Kennel Club. It is funny isn't it. Very sure the dogs are pure bred but they have not yet been pedigreed.

phunkypalace:


The fact that the dog is from imported parents doesn't make the dog a pedigreed dog. The parents may be from pedigreed dogs but may not also have been pedigreed before they came in. There is a difference between the word pedigree and the other which is "pedigreed".

I ain't trying to bad mouth your dog bro, but there is a misconception in Nigeria about a dog being from Pedigree parents and the dog him/herself been pedigreed. If a dog is imported as a puppy, there is a 85% chance the dog has not been pedigreed but is from pedigreed parents i.e, the parents have been registered in their Country's Kennel Club or breed club but the dog itself is just relying on the pedigree documents of his or her parents (this is because the puppy left that country before the age of being registered and entered into the database) but he or she doesn't have his or her own stand alone documentation. Pedigreed dogs are not supposed to rely on any other dog's documentation but are to stand on their own documentation.

If Layla is a pedigreed dog, can I have her registration number so I can look her up in any database in the world?.....I'm very sure she doesn't have one. If the parents have been pedigreed before they came in, you can also forward their registration numbers so as to verify your claim. I ask because i want you to understand what i mean.

So many folks out there been claiming their dogs are Pedigreed dogs in a country with no Kennel Club. It is funny isn't it. Very sure the dogs are pure bred but they have not yet been pedigreed.

Must you comment?

phunkypalace:


The fact that the dog is from imported parents doesn't make the dog a pedigreed dog. The parents may be from pedigreed dogs but may not also have been pedigreed before they came in. There is a difference between the word pedigree and the other which is "pedigreed".

I ain't trying to bad mouth your dog bro, but there is a misconception in Nigeria about a dog being from Pedigree parents and the dog him/herself been pedigreed. If a dog is imported as a puppy, there is a 85% chance the dog has not been pedigreed but is from pedigreed parents i.e, the parents have been registered in their Country's Kennel Club or breed club but the dog itself is just relying on the pedigree documents of his or her parents (this is because the puppy left that country before the age of being registered and entered into the database) but he or she doesn't have his or her own stand alone documentation. Pedigreed dogs are not supposed to rely on any other dog's documentation but are to stand on their own documentation.

If Layla is a pedigreed dog, can I have her registration number so I can look her up in any database in the world?.....I'm very sure she doesn't have one. If the parents have been pedigreed before they came in, you can also forward their registration numbers so as to verify your claim. I ask because i want you to understand what i mean.

So many folks out there been claiming their dogs are Pedigreed dogs in a country with no Kennel Club. It is funny isn't it. Very sure the dogs are pure bred but they have not yet been pedigreed.

Thank you for the comment.. I highly appreciate it.. And also the enlightenment is a good one.. Thanks oga

johnnyn1:


Must you comment?
What the hell.

Lolz.. He made a very good point.. She is relying on her parents papers who passed the test of being good Rottweilers..

Since am trying my very best to make sure she takes in and have a safe delivery, I had to take some precautions before the mating commenced..
When I noticed she can come on heat i took some steps to ensure she is in good health and shape..
First i dewormed her with a broad spectrum dewormer which kills all types of worms that affect dogs, cause there are some dewormer tablets that don't take care of all worms, so ensure to ask for a broad spectrum dewormer when purchasing on next time..
Secondly I administered dhlpp vaccine to lay-la to help boost her immune system against a couple of diseases that may occur and I believe it will also help the puppies immune system to fight against parvo virus..
Thirdly I placed her on a 7 days antibiotics to reed her system of any unknown infection that is not visible to the eyes, like infected mammary gland [ breast ]. Puppies have been know to die from sucking any infected breast milk which leads to there death in a few days or even hours..
Fourth.. I got her vetzym multivitamins to keep her energy levels good and reduce the toll pregnancy takes on her..

So that's all I did before the mating begun..

Stay tuned.. More content coming soon..
Good afternoon.

uchihajt:
And also the male can tell when she is ready for breeding, that is why they sniff and lick the females vulva.. Most times the males wouldn't be interested if the female is still bleeding.. That is why we wait till day 9,some breeders wait till 11 days.. So maybe you can try now again am sure she should be ready to breed and your male would know.. Call it animal instinct..

Thanks for the response.
The male dog has been sniffing & licking the female vulva since yesterday though & the female dog has started to be receptive a bit, Thanks.

Hopefully they seal the deal b4 her heat ends, how long has she been on..?

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uchihajt:
Hopefully they seal the deal b4 her heat ends, how long has she been on..?

The female dog was brought to us last week Friday, but we noticed the dripping of blood from her vulva this week.

She often barks at the male dog whenever he tries to mount her or worst still sits down completely to prevent him.

so we put a call to the vet man that brought her & he said it's probably because of the dripping of blood, that as soon as it stops the dog will become receptive.

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Boss please can i get a free puppy for you oce the bitch gives birth ?
I am based in benin also

Hi. I would like to have your contact. I defiantly would like to have a pup certainly. 0811 565 6680

uchihajt:
Hi everyone.. Am Joe and am based in Benin city...
I have a male and female Rottweiler, both from very good lines and unrelated.. The stud name is track and the female name is lay-la.. So pls follow me on this epic journey..

I Love your Dogs. . I'm a dog lover who's based in Benin and would like to meet you.

Dboy55:
Following Boss please can i get a free puppy for you oce the bitch gives birth ? I am based in benin also

I will definitely let you know when she litters.. Lolz..

uchihajt:


I will definitely let you know when she litters..
Lolz..

So dat means you will be giving me one of her puppies ,thank you sir ,i really do appreciate

you've got very good rottweilers I am also in Benin I have a pure gsd and another gsd mix around where do u stay in Benin I will contact you when I need rotts

uchihajt:

Secondly I administered dhlpp vaccine to lay-la to help boost her immune system against a couple of diseases that may occur and I believe it will also help the puppies immune system to fight against parvo virus..

Did she not take dhlpp when she was younger? If she did, I don't see how taking it again will help; talk more of helping the puppies. If my little understanding of health science is correct.

uchihajt:

Thirdly I placed her on a 7 days antibiotics to reed her system of any unknown infection that is not visible to the eyes, like infected mammary gland [ breast ]. Puppies have been know to die from sucking any infected breast milk which leads to there death in a few days or even hours..

So, which antibiotics did you place her on? For 7 days...If you had gone through vet doctors, I believe they would have discouraged you because that can actually cause antibiotics resistance in the dog. When there's a good reason to administer antibiotics, the body might resist its effect. That's actually an abuse.

uchihajt:

Fourth.. I got her vetzym multivitamins to keep her energy levels good and reduce the toll pregnancy takes on her..

This is good for her.

All the best wishes...

I'm in need of q rott stud in benin

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