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- Behavior, Development & Enrichment (15)
- Breeding Goals & Strategy (12)
- Follow-Up, Breeding Evaluation & the Next Generation (13)
- For Your Puppy Buyers (35)
- Genetics, Population & Hereditary Health (16)
- Kennel Operations (19)
- Litter Health, Nutrition & Care (18)
- Pregnancy & the Pregnant Dam (14)
- Puppy Buyers, Sales & the Transition Home (25)
- Puppy Evaluation, Matching & Selection (14)
- Reproduction & Fertility (16)
- Responsible Breeding (35)
- The Breeding Dog's Life (8)
- The Neonatal Period (17)
- Whelping & Postpartum Care (14)
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Breeding and selling puppies in China
No national breeder license; dogs need rabies vaccination and city registration, with strict local rules in Beijing and Shanghai.
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Breeding and selling puppies in Japan
Registered breeders may mate females up to six (or seven), six litters in total, and may not sell puppies under…
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Breeding and selling puppies in Sweden
A permit from three litters a year, mating from 18 months, rest after two litters, puppies from eight weeks, plus…
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Breeding and selling puppies in Ireland
Register from six breeding bitches, sell from eight weeks with a microchip, and follow strict ad rules. Breeding limits were…
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Breeding and selling puppies in the United Kingdom
Council licenses from three litters a year, breeding limits in England and Scotland, and puppies sold from eight weeks, microchipped…
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Breeding and selling puppies in the European Union
The EU’s 2026 dog welfare law: approval above five litters, breeding limits, microchips and online ad checks, applying in stages…
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Toxic garden plants, fertilizer, slug bait and mulch
Spring gardening brings slug pellets, fertilizer, weedkiller, bulbs and new plants within reach of curious dogs and puppies. Which garden…
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Heartworm prevention for puppies and breeding dogs
Heartworm is spread by mosquitoes, takes months to show and is hard and risky to treat, but it is easy…
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Parasite control in the kennel: dams, litters and age limits
Fleas, ticks and mosquitoes return with warm weather, and in a kennel they affect breeding dogs, pregnant and nursing dams…
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Spring in the kennel: mud, drainage, giardia and coccidia
Thawing ground and spring rain turn runs into mud, and wet, dirty surfaces are where parasites such as giardia and…