by sixgun | Oct 29, 2025 | breeding, Health, Poodles
“What Level of Inbreeding Is Safe?” When people hear the word inbreeding, they often think it means simply breeding relatives. In dogs, this means pairing two animals who share some of the same ancestors. While this can make puppies more predictable in looks and... by sixgun | Jul 20, 2025 | Poodle Pulse, breeding, Health
🚫 Why Too Much Rear Angulation in Poodles Is a Problem And why “more” isn’t always better You might notice that some Poodles in the show ring have long, sweeping hind legs that look dramatic or stylish when they’re stacked or moving. At first glance, it can seem... by sixgun | Jul 14, 2025 | Poodle Pulse, breeding, Health, Poodles
This is a great series from Showsight Magazine! I summarized each segment with links to the original articles. All together, they appear to make up about 82 pages with images (not including the social media comments linked at the bottom of this page). You may also... by sixgun | Jul 8, 2025 | Poodles, breeding, puppies
Why You Can’t (and Shouldn’t) Shop for a Puppy Like a Product One of the most common messages I receive goes something like this: “We’re looking for a puppy—do you have any available?” or “We’d love a cream male—do you have one right... by sixgun | Jul 1, 2025 | breeding, Poodles, titles
How Victim Mentality Feeds Cancel Culture in the Dog World Victim mentality is when someone consistently positions themselves as the wronged party—even in situations where they’re not truly being mistreated. When used intentionally, it can: – Deflect... by sixgun | Apr 19, 2025 | breeding
For those of us who dedicate our lives to ethical, preservation breeding, the miracle of birth is one of the most humbling, powerful experiences we get to witness. But not every whelping goes as planned. One of the most serious complications breeders must be prepared...
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