Breeding
I had planned to breed with our "dairymaid" and chosen a stud dog, she should have been ready middle of November, nothing, as I travel a lot through my occupation I have to plan things in advance, I was working away from home when my wife called to say that she was ready for mating, I flew home and we are happy to announce it has worked out, although I did not use my first choice dog we have used an excellent OES sire, Multi Champion Dreamdancers Ballantines, we are now waiting and hoping to have nice puppies in February, hope you all keep your fingers crossed.  Hugs from all at Tikki-ti-boo  |
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| Best wishes and hopefully some good news in the new year for you all.
Frustrating as nothing ever goes to plan when breeding. 
Fingers and paws crossed here you have success. |
Would most men be so responsive if their wife called to say she is ready.  |
Sorry, i could not help myself.  Good luck with your sheepie and her up coming family. |
| Fingers crossed! |
liz rodes wrote: Would most men be so responsive if their wife called to say she is ready.
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liz rodes wrote: Would most men be so responsive if their wife called to say she is ready.
Hey that is a cheeky question, at least a bitch doesn't always say she has a headache !.
Hugs from all at Tikki-ti-boo |
dairymaid wrote: liz rodes wrote: Would most men be so responsive if their wife called to say she is ready. Hey that is a cheeky question, at least a bitch doesn't always say she has a headache !. Hugs from all at Tikki-ti-boo True, but must women won't turn around and bite the guy if she isn't in the mood.  |
Congrats! 
I know the feeling... waiting for a bitch to come in here and she is late so who knows... |
ButtersStotch wrote: True, but must women won't turn around and bite the guy if she isn't in the mood. Au contraire.  |
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