November 23rd, 2009
My daughter's puppy is 1 1/2 years old and is having a surgery kidney stone removal. Will her puppy be able to have puppies? My daughter wants to breed her dog. I dont want to push the pup to have puppies if she might die or something. Any answers will help.
thanks.
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Predisposition to kidney stones is genetic and a dog afflicted with them should NEVER be bred.
This wold be best if answered by ;your vet.
Ask your vet. The vet is the one who knows the dog and it’s condition after the surgery. That would be the best source for answering you question.
Im just gonna write a little note to let your daughter know that breeding her female will shorten her life. It also leaves her suseptible to many many different cancers including ovarian and breast cancer and STDs. Kidney problems can be genetic and should absolutely not be breed to make more problems for others. Spaying will stop alot of bad behaviors and prevent all of the above. Please leave the breeding to the professionals. Thanks
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im sure she wil b fine its not like shes having her overies removed just ask the vet to b sure
While having the surgery, you daughter needs to have this dog spayed! There is NO reason to allow this dog, especially one who is having kidney stones at such an early age, to have puppies! Why breed a dog that has a health issue? Besides, if your daughter was a reputable breeder (she’s not), she would know better. GET THAT DOG SPAYED!
If it’s just her kidneys, I’m sure she’ll be able to have puppies; however, please do ask your vet to be absolutely possitive.
The vet is the one to ask.