06/17/2026
So you want to breed dogs? 💃👀
I often get messages from people asking for breeding rights on my pups just to “have a litter.” My answer is always no. 👎
Responsible breeding isn’t something that’s done casually or “just to experience it once.” It takes years of education, hands-on experience, and careful planning to produce healthy, well-tempered puppies.
How do you know what health testing is required?
How do you know what the health testing means?
How do you evaluate genetics and compatible pairings?
How do you reduce the risk of inherited disease or behavioral issues?
How do you ensure every puppy is placed in a safe, responsible, lifelong home?
These are all things ethical breeders spend years learning and continuously working to improve.
Breeding is not a hobby, it’s a serious responsibility with real consequences for the dogs involved and the families who take them home.
If you want a dog, the best path is to seek out a reputable, responsible breeder or adopt from a rescue. But breeding should never be done “just because.”
Every litter deserves intention, planning, and commitment from the very beginning.
