Universal can do your advertising free selling your puppies fast & easyLitter advertised for 3 months after registered date and and seen by thousands of puppy customers. 1. Litters Registered in the past 3 months are advertised-FREE. 2. Must be in good standing as a Universal breeder and member. 3. All breeds advertised as Toys, must be first Verified-FREE. 4. All Litter Ads are 5. Breeders should check all Ads for 6. To advertise a new/ latest litter free, check yes on the litter or attach note, and ad lasts 5 months. 7. To change/update ads anytime call Lois. 8. Only Universal championships can 9. Future litters can not be advertised. 10. One ad and telephone number per breed. If you can't find a breeder, call Lois. All ads posted fast daily, check ads then. All emails are answered daily M-F  9am-3PM Universal   PO Box 574,  Nanuet,  NY  10954 As of 1/7/06      *Rules may change without

Customize your add up to 50 words...............$12 Breeder Referral on Universal Tel................$12 Photos (4) of parents &/or puppies................$12 Email address in the ad.....................................$12 Your website with Link....................................$12 Your Fax number in your ad............................$12 Kennel Name in your ad...................................$12 after registered date) all the above. Call 845/735-0055, fax 413/451-1658 or mail with litter. Kennels or Pet Businesses for sale cost $50 (3 Studs are advertised separately on the "STUDS" page $12 for 1 year from receipt of ad. All STUDS, must be in the Mating Service-$25 for the life of your dog. A photo of your stud is included in your ad free. To change/update ads anytime call Lois at 845/735-0055. Older dogs for sale cost $12 for 3 months from the date of the Ads for "Pet Businesses" that compete with Universal costs $50/ 3 months and are posted on the

Pet Advertisers that do not compete with Universal are listed free. SPECIAL  ANNUAL ADS ($100 per year per breed): All year long for full breeder information and latest litter posted with link, photos, verifications, special info and ad from the date of NOTE: There are no refunds, exchanges or credits once an advertising fee hasFemale Dogs Looking for a Stud If you are looking for a female dog that is looking to breed to your stud dog you came to the right page. We have a variety of female dog breeds that are looking for a stud dog, feel free to navigate through this page to find the right female dog for your stud. Female dog breeds that we have range from dobermans to german shepherds to yorkies and malteses. Jack Russell Terrier6 YearsPuppies inherit physical and behavior traits from both parents. Healthy, calm and intelligent dogs of any breed are typically good to breed from as they pass on these positive characteristics to their offspring. However, dogs can also display detrimental traits that make them unsuitable for breeding.

It’s important to make an informed decision about whether to breed your dog. Aggression Aggression comes in many forms and has many causes. In most cases, you can train a dog not to be aggressive by identifying and then neutralizing the cause. However, dogs that are incapable of behaving passively and that are prone to serious bouts of aggressive behavior are not suitable for breeding, because there is a chance they will pass this detrimental trait to their offspring. Furniture Consignment Stores Louisville KentuckyHip Problems Hip dysplasia is a painful and debilitating condition caused by a loose-fitting hip joint. British Bulldog Pups For Sale In BristolThe condition is hereditary. House For Sale Livingstone Zambia

Responsible breeders always have their dogs’ hips X-rayed before breeding. Once X-rayed, your veterinarian will give your dog a hip score based on the condition of the joints. Each breed has a mean hip score, and if your dog’s score is above the mean for its breed, this is a detrimental trait. Never breed a dog that has a hip score above the mean for its breed. Deafness Although deafness doesn’t necessarily have a drastic impact on your dog’s quality of life, congenital deafness is a detrimental trait nonetheless. Deafness in dogs is typically passed on to offspring, so no dogs that were born deaf or developed deafness as a puppy should be used for breeding. By removing dogs with congenital deafness from the gene pool, you can help eradicate congenital deafness in dogs. Exaggerated Physical Characteristics Certain breeds have defining physical characteristics. For example, the shar pei has distinctive wrinkles, the bulldog has an oversized head and undershot jaw, clumber spaniels have adorable droopy eyes.

However, if these characteristics are too pronounced, they can cause health problems for the dog. A dog’s health should always come before appearance, so regardless of how cute or unusual your dog looks, if his physical characteristics cause him any discomfort, consider this a detrimental physical trait and do not use him for breeding. Epilepsy Unless there is an obvious cause for a dog’s epilepsy, such as head trauma or disease, it is most likely a genetic condition. As with all genetic traits, good and bad, there is a strong chance epilepsy can be passed on to the offspring. By considering this a definite detrimental trait and electing not to breed from your epileptic dog, you are helping to reduce the prevalence of genetic epilepsy. References Merced County Official Website: Dog Breed Characteristics and BehavioPet MD: Addression in Dogs (Overview)The British Association for Shooting and Conservation: Canine Hip DysplasiaPetwave: Treatment and Living with a Deaf DogRoyal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: Pedigree Dog Breeding in the UK: A Major Welfare Concern?