Breeders

[Mikayla]

We do have one cambell breeder in the US but I'm not sure she'll sell to you TBH.

[S.C.F.C]

Originally Posted by LocoRocoPanda

I meant don't plan too far ahead with it all. Tbh it's better to focus on improving one or two colours for quite a while before leaping in and 1 - 2 years is still fast Considering females only have two litters at the most and those are usually spread about 5 - 6 months apart and I assume you won't be keeping all the babies and you'll need new blood in from time to time to breed from or to breed with pre-existing lines.

Gosh, isn't it all complicated?

thanks! will keep that in mind! and yes it does sound very complicated lol

[S.C.F.C]

Originally Posted by souffle

Bear in mind that by far the most important features you need to breed for are health and temperament. That should be top of your list. Campbells can have diabetes and hybrid related problems.

Yes!! that is the #1 goal for my breedings

i am very aware of the diabetes, i know some people test once a month but i will feel better to test twice a month. thats just my opinion

[S.C.F.C]

Originally Posted by MMMTDF

We do have one cambell breeder in the US but I'm not sure she'll sell to you TBH.

Wow!! thats harsh, do you know why?

[Mikayla]

She doesn't sell to everyone as she's had instances in the past where things haven't turned out well and I'm not 100% sure she tells to other breeders.