Mare, as much as I appreciate that and as much as I love my nephew, I would 
feel stupid helping him get a male, when I myself am in desperate need of one!! 
lol BUT, email me privately with your prices, terms, ect and I can pass them on 
to him....through gritted teeth!! lol
Marsha


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Mare 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2007 10:31 PM
  Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] OT: Dachshunds *


        Marsha
        I will have a new litter any time now, she is due and I will work with 
you and him.
        Mare 

        -------Original Message-------

        From: marsha Taylor
        Date: 07/14/07 21:16:56
        To: [email protected]
        Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] OT: Dachshunds *



        OOOOPPPPPSSSSS!!!!!! lol...that should have read that he is 19...not 
10...that would be silly!!! lol
        I am sooo tired,,,,I guess I best be off to bed, lol
        Marsha

        ----- Original Message ----- 
        From: marsha 
        To: [email protected] 
        Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2007 10:13 PM
        Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] OT: Dachshunds *




        Ok, thanks!! lol. The replies had confused me even more, lol. I just 
wanted to make sure that he knew what he was doing...and since I didn't have a 
clue, I didn't want to try to correct him so I wanted to research. He is now 10 
years old and has been breeding the doxies since he was 16 and he takes such 
good care of them, but he had always used a solid color male to his dapple and 
this was different for him so I was a bit worried. He is a good kid trying his 
best and I still get upset that he has not been able to afford his own male 
since the pit killed his last year. He graduated high school this past June, so 
maybe now he will be able to get a full time job and afford one :-)
        Marsha

         
        ----- Original Message ----- 
        From: Mare 
        To: [email protected] 
        Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2007 9:34 PM
        Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] OT: Dachshunds *


              Hi Marsha
              I am sorry it as taken so long to answer your question but I 
wanted to be sure I told you right.
              Yes he can breed the pie bald and dapple together .
              Hugs,Mare
              PS I hope he has wonderful beautiful babies ! 

              -------Original Message-------

              From: marsha
              Date: 07/14/07 20:29:21
              To: [email protected]
              Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] OT: Dachshunds *



              I do not breeds doxies nor do I even own one. It is my nephew who 
breeds them. It was really just a question of curiosity. He KNOWS he can not 
breed his female dapple to another dapple, which to my understanding is the 
same as merles in our breed....no merle to merle breeding......But his male was 
killed last year by a pit so he used an outside stud with his female this year 
and the stud is a piebald. I was just trying to figure out what these means as 
far as genetics. If a piebald/dapple breeding is ok. From what I am learning, a 
piebald would be in the same category as any other "color" while a dapple is a 
genetics thing. And like it would be fine to breed a merle and a brindle chi, 
the results may not be pretty, but they can be healthy, but a merle to merle 
would cause health problems like a dapple to dapple would cause health 
problems, but a dapple to piebald would be healthy.....like I said, this aint 
my breed, so it doesn't really effect me...I was just curious.
              Marsha

               
              ----- Original Message ----- 
              From: shirley osterholt 
              To: [email protected] 
              Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2007 7:15 PM
              Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] OT: Dachshunds *


              You need to do thorough checking of your breeder, etc. just like 
in any breed.  Our doxie, Oreo, for which I just mentioned, is the healthiest 
of all our dogs.  However, it never, we weren't out for breeding and felt God 
lead us to this little guy because I had in mind I wanted another female, just 
because of have Maggie and mostly females in the past.  Neither of his parents 
were Piebald and both of his siblings were Black and Tan.  I looked everywhere 
to find him as our daughter-in-law has one she had when our son married her and 
he is gorgeous.  They live in Nevada but it appears that around our area here 
in Ohio what I wanted was very hard to find unless I wanted to pay for a show 
dog and price that went with some of those breeders.  Please understand I am 
NOT putting ALL breeders, down.  As people considered us breeders when we home 
raised our pets some 10 plus yrs. ago. 

              [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

              Marsha    although new to the ins and outs of color breeding I 
can tell u a dachshund piebald has white on head what ramifications there are 
after that I am still learning   glad u asked though as my breeder friend told 
me to get a pie female for my stud    who is black and tan
              Alison





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