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Mia

Tue Nov 15 2011, 03:37PM

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I have a mastino girl, she is wonderful, her mentaliet is wonderful. She has free hips, but one of her elbows arn't free. Her eyes are perfekt, never don anything with them. She don't have so mush skinn in her face. She has now 2 cert and 2 BIR, so the jude likes her lot.
I wonder, Are you breeding when a female arn't free at one elbow or do you look at whole dog?

What do you think i need to think about when I'm looking after a male..

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Tue Nov 15 2011, 03:58PM

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Please explain more with regards to the elbow. Like exactly what are they stating with regards to it. So that we can all give our opinion.
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Tue Nov 15 2011, 06:15PM

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Thats a good looking girl you have. How does she move? does she move like there are no problems with the elbow? If it was me, I would look for a male that has what the girl lacks. What do you not like about your girl? What would you like to improve??? can you post her pedigree?

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Tue Nov 15 2011, 06:21PM

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Ok, I went your site and saw her pedigree. I would also research the type of breeding you want as in inbreeding, line breeding, or outcrossing. What type of mastino do you want to breed? You want the heavyweights, middleweights, or lightweights? Its personal choice of what you like.

Mia

Wed Nov 16 2011, 08:43AM

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bmoremastini wrote ...

Thats a good looking girl you have. How does she move? does she move like there are no problems with the elbow? If it was me, I would look for a male that has what the girl lacks. What do you not like about your girl? What would you like to improve??? can you post her pedigree?

Hi, she is moving without no problems, she is wild.. and she can run fast. I have never seen har link. and she is jumping, and climbing ect, Never thougt a Mastino could move so well.

I will have healthy Mastinos, but I want more of Joyce.. more skinn and head, more bone, but I will have her eyes... Colour, I love that colour Joyce has, and I like black to.

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Wed Nov 16 2011, 11:01AM

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Then (imo) look for a hypertypical male.

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I also forgot to mention, if it was me I would also look for a male who has been health tested And has perfect elbows. =)
Hope that helps.

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Tue Dec 13 2011, 11:30AM

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I personally would stay away from using a female with any elbow issues as my foundation bitch. Yes her movement is fine now, but as she ages will her elbow hold up. Most likely not if there are already signs of damage at a young age. But good luck with her, she's a fine looking bitch.
To each his own.


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