[gahunter]

I was thinking about breeding a beaver with my labrador. Does anybody see a problem with that? I figured that it could swim really good and retrieve ducks and cut down trees when I can't wade across a creek channel. What do you guys think? :laughing:

 

[Trois_beaux_canards]

you better make sure it doesn't get hard mouth! that could wreak havoc on your ducks! Put me down for the first litter though... :laughing:

 

[shrpshtr]

:toofunny: :getdown: :toofunny:

you just ain't right ga... :thumbsup:

 

[duckdog]

Will you doc the tail on this rare and spectacular breed, or not :laughing:

 

[gahunter]

Of course not. That tail will make this a bad mother flying through the water. Not to mention that it can make one loud warning splash if something goes wrong. :toofunny:

 

[SCoutdoorsman]

ga you are to late this year to breed. Here is a little info to help you along your quest of breeding.

Breeding season falls in January-February. Beavers are territorial animals and have to use some simple techniques to attract a partner. Oil productive glands allow Beavers to mark their territory and are a reliable means of letting prospective mates know they are welcomed to share the area. Gestation period lasts for about four months. The average litter size is 4 kits. They are born fully furred and learn to swim soon after birth. Their eyes are open at birth and will go underwater within a few hours after the actual time of birth. Delivery can be a long process sometimes. It may take a few days for a female Beaver to produce a litter. :thumbsup:

 

[dukhnter7]

Think of the great blind you could build with the help of your dog! :getdown:

 

[gahunter]

ga you are to late this year to breed. Here is a little info to help you along your quest of breeding.

Breeding season falls in January-February. Beavers are territorial animals and have to use some simple techniques to attract a partner. Oil productive glands allow Beavers to mark their territory and are a reliable means of letting prospective mates know they are welcomed to share the area. Gestation period lasts for about four months. The average litter size is 4 kits. They are born fully furred and learn to swim soon after birth. Their eyes are open at birth and will go underwater within a few hours after the actual time of birth. Delivery can be a long process sometimes. It may take a few days for a female Beaver to produce a litter. :thumbsup:

You sure seem to know a lot about beaver! :getdown: :salude:

 

[Swamp Puppy]

oh dear lord.... :toofunny:

you know...maybe you should mix in one of them hairless breeds while your at it.

 

[mfetter]

:yes:

I can see 2,000 a pup already :thumbsup:

 

[duckdog]

I might be intrested in one of your creations :laughing: :toofunny: :laughing: :toofunny: :laughing: :laughing:

 

[Greg Wile]

I think this breed might have some merits but if you have a wooden stocked gun I would strongly recomend that the Beavador be muzzeled or you switch to a synthetic stock. :salude: Now if you really want to turn out some litters consider the Minkador breed, they are very playful, love water and if it doesn't pan out as a good retriever you can always turn it into a beautiful coat. :laughing: :laughing: And the Minkador comes in three colors Black, Brown and Blond. They are also recognized by the APC.

 

[gahunter]

oh dear lord.... :toofunny:

you know...maybe you should mix in one of them hairless breeds while your at it.

Now that is the best damn idea I have heard in a while! I will see what I can do. :thumbsup:

 

[Greg Wile]

PU I think my dog was bred by a skunk last night. Any-one up for one of the pups? :laughing: they ought to be purdy. And strong in the scent department. :toofunny: got to go and try to make her a bit more pleasent to be around .