How do I stud out my English Mastiff?

Question

I have an awesome brindle English mastiff that I would love to have a pup from. How do I go about studding him out?

Answer 1

you can advertise on the internet and ask around and just say you want a minni me of him attach a picture so I can see him. Good luck

Answer 2

Ok you take him to a show and earned his championship title than you have all his health checks done. After this you will have people asking you to breed with their female.  

Answer 3

Your dog needs to have come from a good breeder and be breeding quality http://www.pbrc.net/breeding3.html

He needs to have been shown and be pointed and/or received a CH, or be an outstanding working dog of some variety

He needs to have been OFA, CERF, and cleared of any inherited diseases or problems.

3-5 generations need to be 50-75% CH

3-5 generations need to be health tested as above

You need to have spent 3-5 years under a mentor who shows and breeds responsibly

Your dogs need to have been assessed by a specialist in Mastiffs to ensure he is breeding quality

Both dogs to be Brucellosis free and be in good enough health to breed.

Answer 4

Seriously if you have to ask that question then your dog is not worth breeding from and anyone with a decent female English Mastiff would be looking for a stud dog from someone with some knowledge on the breed.  I strongly doubt that you have had any genetic health testing done on your dog.  

Answer 5

Well, this is a great question to ask the other people you show with. My boss shows English Mastiffs. I know her male dogs have CH titles, are health tested, are at least two years old, and are only bred to proven females. I'm sure you've done the same thing and are looking for proven females to stud to. I'm sure if you have a high quality male the other people you show with are dying to have puppies from him.

Answer 6

You can put an ad in the paper or if you know any one with females you can ask them if they would like to use your dog. Also you can call local vets or pet stores, sometimes they post fliers up in their offices. But i must warn you to be-careful because if a dog has been breed many times before the female could carry a std (yes dogs get stds too), if it is his first time you need to make sure that both dogs are secure enough for one not to sit or move during the tie it will cause damage to your dog. Good luck!  

Answer 7

you get him OFA CERF BAER PennHip brucellosis tested

You start showing him

He wins enough points to earn his CH in conformation

You go find a breed mentor and start studying the ins and out of the breed, genetics bloodlines standard etc show lines vs working for the next oh say 3 year

You get samples taken to determine if he's even viable.

If he doesn't do well in any of these areas you get him fixed and enjoy the life with your dog as a pet.