What do you use to hook up pipes? do they just go together or do you need some type of glue? a rubber pipe broke in two in my shower.(in side the wall) so i have no water at all in my home. Can someone help me
EDIT!!! SHE IS NOT MATURE ENOUGH TO HANDLE PUPS! If your dog is just a purebred that you had bought from someone that had done the testing when he was a pup and you are not planning on doing any confirmation trials with him (AKA showing him/best of breed/so on and so forth) to better improve the breed I would recommend to not do this. There has been so much down breeding towards so many dogsthe Cocker Spaniel is example was bred to be a hunting dogor the Pit Bull Terrierand now look at them Please think of what you're doing, not for just the sake of the breedbut so everyone can actually know the true breed and how it's supposed to be I would not breed himif you are not showing himI would not breed himsorryfor the BREED'S sake.
Have you sat down and taken the time to explain the 'Birds and the Bees 101' course to Mr Dog? If not, you may expect to have him hump YOUR leg every day, while ignoring the hot Babe dogs in the vicinity. Come on, Mom. You KNOW that you need to do this. Where else can Mr Dog get his information? From the word on the street? I hope not! It only takes a few minutes. It can save you and him many moments of 'Down Dog! Get off of my leg!' Do it for him. Do it for you!
the breeder i bought my rott from years ago called me when he was 4yrs old and told me he had just gotten a new female and would i consider helping him start his new line. we did all the testing and yes he is an extremely reputable breeder/ traainer in my are. (he trains for many police dept along with obedience etc) my male also wouldnt perform. in the end we tried artificial. his vet tried performing artificial, once he got his specimen and they looked under the microscope it turned out my boy didnt have very many swimmers. and he went through all the technical jargon but it all came down to low sperm count and low drive in my boy. maybe that could be a reason why.
ok, stretching the spring might temporarily advance the ability of the gun (for possibly 2 hundred photos or in one day, whichever replaced into first). in case you prefer to completely advance power you may might desire to apply spacers (putting small products of plastic or card at the back of the spring so it is going to become greater compressed once you load the gun). increasing the internal barrel will advance velocity as much as a factor, yet will then decrease velocity (ideally you want the bb's to leave the barrel in simple terms because of the fact the spring is totally decompressed. So i does no longer upload greater advantageous than, say, 3 inches. Making the barrel tighter (so perhaps a 6.03mm), will advance velocity aswell. the two one in all those outcomes from the barrel are tiny. desire this facilitates
Like mentioned before, the ***** may not be in full heat yet. Usually if she is your dog will be more than willing to breed. However, your dog is not abnormal. This happens to the best of breeders. He may just need a bit of help. If he is mounting the ***** but not getting it in the right spot you will have to guide him. Leaving them alone may help but sometimes if your dog is not into it nothing will happen whether you are there or not. Then there will be a dissappointment shortly down the road when the ***** is not pregnant. It may be best to get your vet to do artificial insemination. That way he can inseminate her at the best time and she will almost certainly concieve. It is always nice for it to happen naturally but it doesn't always work out that way. My female corso has such a weird heat that is like none in a text book. She will stand for a male for a whole month and only has a mess for about 2 days. It's very hard to tell when to breed her without a vets help. Also, sometimes haveing another male around, even just his scent will make your dog jealous and suddenly he will want to mate to the female before the other male has a chance. Best of luck.
