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Hobby dog breeders take active role in the selection and mating of parent dogs. What a hobby breeder will look for in a breed depends on the canine qualities or characteristics they want to appear in future dog generations. Is it agility or obedience? Is it working ability? Is it a cute, furry lap dog? Dog breeding is not an easy or casual undertaking. A lot of decisions and preparations have to be done. Simply making purebreds mate will not guarantee the result one is hoping for. There are two major areas that need to be learned. One is your subject, the dog itself - its breed, genetic health, temperament, etc. The other is the science of science of canine breeding -- selecting and evaluating parent stocks, gestation period, and prenatal care, raising puppies in kennel environment. Dog breeding, after all, is not solely about getting the best stud and dams to mate, it is also about raising puppies to become the best possible dogs.
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