For breeders to know if their breeding program is successful, ongoing evaluation of the pups is essential. Perhaps even more important than space and money is the commitment to the dogs and also the puppies that you’ll be producing. What if your breeding female becomes ill or develops an infection like pyometra? Are you in a financial position to be able to afford unexpected surgeries? Do you have 3–5K saved in the event of an emergency? The worst possible thing that you can do is decide to become a breeder and then not being able to afford proper care for your dogs in the event of an emergency. Do you have cash on hand for progesterone testing, artificial inseminations, emergency c-sections, vet bills, and proper care for the dogs and their puppies? First, do you have the money and time to invest in this endeavor? A large kennel facility is usually not necessary if you get two or three quality “foundation” bitches to begin with. THE FOUNDATION & NEXT GENERATION FEMALES OF VENOMLINEīEFORE MAKING THE DECISION TO BECOME AN AMERICAN BULLY BREEDERīefore making the commitment to become a breeder, an honest appraisal of your resources is in order.
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