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Question by Maygun
Submitted on 5/5/2004
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Can I breed my female dachshund with her son...and vice-versa with the father and his daughter? Will it cause any problems?

Answer by Samantha
Submitted on 8/25/2005
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No, you cannot breed this way. We own a mini daschund, but we also have a female rottweiler. When we got her, we were going to get a boy and a girl (brother and sister) rottweiler, and the breeder was very quick to warn us that we absolutely under no circumstances could breed the 2 of them, because they had the exact same genes. They will have all kinds of defects. It is no different then a human mother and son orr father daughter breeding..there is always the risk for complications. I would recommend that you do not even consider this.

Answer by Sandra
Submitted on 12/31/2005
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Don,t, there will be inbreeding, not recommended. They will have problems, deformities.

Answer by caprio_jose
Submitted on 1/16/2006
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I don't know if that is safe or not, does not sound very safe, but I have a one and a half year old pure bred short haired dachshund male that I have been trying to find a mate for. Email me and we will see what happens. jcap69@comcast.net Put something in the subject line so I do not delete as spam. --Joe

Answer by chris
Submitted on 1/19/2006
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Just because they are dogs doesn't make inbreeding ok. The same results of what you would see in humans is also found in dogs when inbred. It can cause physical and psychological problems...

Answer by Louie
Submitted on 1/29/2006
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You fool! What are you trying to do? Cause all kinds of health defects... genetics is the same in humans and animals that it can seriously mess up the offspring if this is done! DO NOT ever breed related dogs, are you crazy or stupid? Which is it? OR perhaps a hick out in the country who inter-breeds themselves. You are risking serious defects if they mate. It is harmful and UNETHICAL!

Answer by Nicki
Submitted on 10/22/2006
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I have heard it wouldn't but from a breeder many people will not buy a puppy who has been inbreed.

Answer by Keli
Submitted on 4/27/2007
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Yes! Don't ever breed relatives it is just like humans, you will end up with many deformities. If the female is able to carry to full term she can have problems in labor; most females die. It is well worth the 300 studding fee when you can sell four/five healthy puppies for 500 each.

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