Dogbreeding Stories

This is a story of a brave dog pack in the frozen Northlands who face two chilling tyrants: Frostfang, a brutal ruler, and Wraith, a spectral creature of ice and mist. Through Birdie, their courageous leader, and young wolves like the spirited Zephyr and the resilient Lumi, they overcome these threats, finding hope and unity even in the face of darkness, But their victory brings new challenges - a crack in the earth reveals the Obsidian Heart, an ancient shard of the Northland's power, and whispers of a slumbering ice queen stir. The pack's bond and commitment to protecting their land will be tested once more, leaving readers eager for the next chapter in their ongoing saga.

Listen to a teenage wastebasket complain about everything and nothing as she slowly deteriorates into a half sentient dust-bunny alongside our crumbling reality.

this is NOT a story. this is just basic info you will need if you are interested in breeding dogs. I will also give you guys a visual of my current puppy contracts and basic health tests that needs to be done for the dogs I breed specifically. A little back story. I breed german shepherds, siberian huskies, and alaskan malamutes. I'm located in lancaster california and I have 6 dogs in total. 2 males 4 females. I usually have 2 litters per year but sometimes I have 3 (it is very rare tho) depending on how well the previous mamas heal from their previous litter. this "handbook" I guess you can call it will be mainly based off of the dogs I breed. before anyone says anything. I know backyard breeders are bad and NO I'm NOT a backyard breeder. I'm simply a teenage girl, trying to improve her favorite dog breeds. I do NOT breed for the money but simply to improve our fluffy companions and better the breed.

This book is all about how years of irresponsible breeding for looks negatively affected our beloved dog breeds. When looks are more important than the dog's health it's no longer humane. Health issues like being unable to breathe or regulate heat are just a few health issues that are common in these overbred designer dogs! People breed dogs for specific reasons, it may be for hunting, herding, military, service work or even company! But these all have purposes. They are not bred for their looks but when they are, is the outcome really worth it?