For the purposes of this article, the "backyard breeders" who take their two beloved pets and produce puppies will be disregarded. The breeders referred to in this article will be those that focus on one breed and have selected what they believe to be ideal representations of their breed to produce puppies. That's right, this articles if about professional breeders and not those who take it as a leisurely pursuit.

The puppies born out of good dog breeding are those that are by and large superior to their parents. Unlike with human beings, in the dog breeding world, a breeder can pick and choose which two dogs to mate together. It isn't exactly rocket science, but you'd have to consider a number of genetic factors while planning to breed.

First and foremost is securing the best representative of your intended breed. A truly excellent breeding female is almost never up for sale as she is basically priceless. It may be possible to sell its follower-up, but even that could cost as much as $50,000 based on the breed. Anything short of stellar parents would never create perfect puppies; and even with the very best of the breeds mated, sometimes you still don't get perfect pups. As such, you'd want to put your money in the very purest and best female you can get to begin with.

There are a myriad of problems that can occur when you enter the dog breeding world. First, dog breeding is a cutthroat business, especially in popular breeds where you will have a lot of competitors producing puppies of the same breed. Secondly, there is the life for the female dog that is put at stake with each dog breeding. Thirdly, it is possible that the female does not conceive at all, or the conceived puppies could die in the womb, or die from complications shortly after they are born. And finally, even when you get it right, you are going to be spending a lot of money in the process.

To breed a top caliber female dog for the purpose of dog breeding, you will need to have a variety of veterinary tests run on the female from blood tests, uterine exams, and constantly paying to have their progesterone levels measured by the vet once the female dog is in heat. You will also need to pay for the use or a top quality stud dog, which can range anywhere from $500-$5000 with no guarantees of success. Pregnant female dogs could suddenly refuse to eat, get sick all over the place, or otherwise become dull; and even though that would be good news, the bad part is that you might have to deal with extra bucks for vet visits and suchlike. And on the off chance that she makes it to the end of the lying-in period, more expenses may have to come out of you as you take her in for an x-ray or sonogram to count the puppies in her belly.

It must pique you just a bit that some backyard breeders could have a huge litter of puppies without any special effort or attention, whereas with all your hard work you may make no more than one or just a few - yet you would have loved to have more so that you could make all that money back.

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