Have a litter due Dec 12th. Dame, yellow 65lbs. Sire, black 85lbs. $500

Are they registered? Any titles and what health testing has been done.

AKC, normal vet checks. They may all be black, but not sure. First litter for her.

Laidback, you know the answers to those questions...

Yep, I do too. Look, these are PETS not 2k hunting or show dogs. If I had all the test and training on my dog done, why would I only be asking $500 for my pups? I’m not gonna brag about my dogs bloodlines and boast about them, slap a $1,500 price tag on the pups then beg people in pm’s two months later to buy them for $500. But someone else on here has🧐

I am looking for a pet for a friend but won’t buy one without the testing. I don’t want him to get down the road 3 or 4 years and have a dog with hip dysplasia. Responsible breeders do the testing.

If you know anyone looking to breed their dame, I have a yellow male that will be a year old in Jan. AKC, and health certified. Came from reputable breeder in Wedowee.

You had any pups yet crappieking

I get that some people want testing and there’s plenty that don’t. It’s dang sure not 100% anyway I’ve seen more dogs with problems that had all the test than the ones that don’t.

Sorry for the late reply. I have two females left. One yellow, one black.

Hope you move those pups.

Just my opinions, and hunting dog owners all have different ones, but:
While I would do testing IF I was breeding ‘professionally’, it’d only be to make some certain folks ‘feel’ comfortable, and to provide background for descending generations, and make sure I could ASK top $. It’s far more informative and conclusive to be able to look up grandparents, and other relations to learn if/how many have had joint and eye issues later in life. If you’re also staying within legit hunting lines, physical issues are far less prominent, as they don’t proliferate as much as in show/companion breeders. Legit doesn’t always mean letters by a name, either. It’s just another resume check box that buyers look for, that is more about comfort with their purchase and the puppy $ than any practicality vs what that pup may/may not be. The best lab I’ve ever had or hunted with, was free, couldn’t be registered because he was returned to the breeder over a spot on his tongue (buyer just needed $ fast), and never ran a test in his life.

DO YOU STILL HAVE ANY PUPS