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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 144431" data-attributes="member: 389">There are any number of ways to handle this, all are acceptable if you and the stud's owner agree to the terms.&nbsp; As mentioned, pick of the litter is common for breeders looking to bring new blood into their line, price of a pup is a more pure whoring of the dog.&nbsp; I knew someone who paid big bucks for a high-end stud that resulted in ONE pup and still had to pay the stud fee.&nbsp; Pretty expensive pup and I'd try to find some assurance that the cost for stud service would be pro-rated for a near failure.&nbsp; Maybe, a &quot;must throw 4 pups&quot; minimum.The rest of the above tends to cover what they would look for in breeding stock.&nbsp; It's your dog, breed it to a labra-doodle if you wish.&nbsp; What you get out of the pups in compensation for hosting the litter will reflect it, but do as you wish so long as you aren't contributing to the population at the local pet shelter it's none of our business.&nbsp; I've seen dogs that were very expensive with great lineage on both sides that got turned away from a professional dog trainer.&nbsp; I've also seen accidentally bred dogs that had great pups!&nbsp; Life's a gamble.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 144431, member: 389"] There are any number of ways to handle this, all are acceptable if you and the stud's owner agree to the terms. As mentioned, pick of the litter is common for breeders looking to bring new blood into their line, price of a pup is a more pure whoring of the dog. I knew someone who paid big bucks for a high-end stud that resulted in ONE pup and still had to pay the stud fee. Pretty expensive pup and I'd try to find some assurance that the cost for stud service would be pro-rated for a near failure. Maybe, a "must throw 4 pups" minimum. The rest of the above tends to cover what they would look for in breeding stock. It's your dog, breed it to a labra-doodle if you wish. What you get out of the pups in compensation for hosting the litter will reflect it, but do as you wish so long as you aren't contributing to the population at the local pet shelter it's none of our business. I've seen dogs that were very expensive with great lineage on both sides that got turned away from a professional dog trainer. I've also seen accidentally bred dogs that had great pups! Life's a gamble. [/QUOTE]

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