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What type of dog breeds should I cross?

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I would like to cross an English Beagle with a Japanese dog breed. Which Japanese dog breed should I mix with the Beagle in order to create a new breed of Europe and Asia combined?

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1 Response to "What type of dog breeds should I cross?"

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  ~chalbri~ loves AmStaffs says:

  June 18, 2009 at 5:04 pm

  http://www.woodhavenlabs.com/breeding.html

  NO responsible breeder will purposely mix breeds.

  Many people don't realize how expensive and time consuming it is to breed. Breeders do NOT make any money. All breeds must have a series of health tests after they are 2 years old to determine if they are healthy enough to breed. If you don't have this done, do not breed. PLEASE.

  I bought a cute healthy dog, from cute healthy parents, and she only lived for a year before having MAJOR genetic health problems. It was very sad, and I truly wish that NO ONE goes through the same thing I did. Both of her parents are still alive and "healthy" according to the breeder– but they can still pass on genetic problems regardless. At only one year old, she became totally paralyzed in her hind legs, and could not control her bladder pr bowels. It was so sudden, and so unexpected. She has hip dyspasia, knee problems, and neurological problems. I am very angry with her breeder, and I'm sure you don't want to be sued for selling bad pups.