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TOP POCKET BULLY STUDS | 2019 BULLY KING MAGAZINE | VENOMLINE STUDS FEATURED

Written By Texas Size Bullies - April 19 2019

TOP STUDS 2019 | PROVEN PRODUCERS | TOP PRODUCING AMERICAN BULLY STUDS | TOP POCKET BULLY STUDS 2019 | BULLY KING MAGAZINE

UNDERSTANDING PROGESTERONE TEST RESULTS & DETERMINING OPTIMAL BREEDING DAYS

Written By Texas Size Bullies - April 10 2019

AMERICAN BULLY BREEDING SIMPLIFIED | DETERMINING THE BEST BREEDING DAYS USING PROGESTERONE TEST RESULTS |

TIMING A BREEDING, THE DIFFERENCE IN REGULAR AI’s, TCI’S & SURGICAL INSEMINATION WITH SHIPPED SEMEN (STUD SERVICE)

Article by Jon Raum BULLY KING Magazine

Looking on the internet for information on progesterone testing is a nightmare. It’s nearly impossible to find information on what the #’s mean, or what numbers that would be ideal for breeding. Several websites will offer different advice and many vets aren’t helpful at all.

So what numbers am I looking for when progesterone testing?

When do I start progesterone testing with my female?

What numbers are best for an AI (Artificial Insemination)?

Well that depends on the type of Artificial Insemination you will be doing, if the Stud is local or you’re receiving shipped fresh chilled or frozen semen.

We’ll break it down for you in a way that’s simplified and won’t make you go cross-eyed. For you slow readers, skip to “Cheat Codes”

The use of artificial insemination in the dogs has experienced a tremendous increase in popularity over the last several years due to bot its increased success rate and the flexibility it allows the dog breeder. A stud dog can be utilized successfully and easily from thousand of miles away, allowing the breeder to choose the best genetics for his or her bitch without the risks, expense, and other difficulties associated with transportation of the bitch.

A previous or current champion’s genetics can be preserved indefinitely through the use of frozen semen. There are several factors that determine the success or failure of artificial insemination. The most important of these factors is proper timing of the insemination.

Old rules of thumb such as breeding between days 10 to 14 will not work in every case because of the variable length of standing heat (receptivity) and because the optimum time to breed may occur any time during, before, or after standing heat. Vaginal smears have been used to help diagnose the proper time to breed. They are at most, helpful as a rough guide to know when to begin insemination when doing a natural breeding (Live AI) But they are not accurate enough to use alone when utilizing fresh chilled or frozen-thawed semen.

A more exact method to properly time insemination is to measure serum progesterone levels. During estrus, progesterone levels are as low as 0–2 ng/ml early on, rise to levels of 2.0–2.9 ng/ml during the LH surge (Lutenizing Hormone; initiates ovulation), continue to rise to 4–8 ng/ml on the day of ovulation (2 days after the LH surge), and may peak at levels as high as 25 ng/ml post ovulation.

After ovulation has occurred, the oocytes (eggs) must go through a maturation process before they are capable of being fertilized. This process takes approximately 2 days. When fully mature, eggs can then be fertilized for about 48 hours. Thus, the optimum time to breed when using fresh chilled semen is 2 days after ovulation and 3–4 days after ovulation when using frozen semen due to its shorter life span.

If previous breeding history is unknown, begin progesterone testing 4–6 days after the onset of heat. If the levels of progesterone are baseline, then the dog should be retested every 3–4 days until a level of progesterone is detected that is consistent with the onset of the LH peak.

Call the stud owner as soon as the bitch is showing signs of heat. Contact the Stud owner after the first progesterone test is performed to begin coordination and planning of the semen shipment.

It has often been said “Timing is everything” and this is certainly true when using artificial insemination in the bitch. By planning ahead and using these guidelines, one can maximize the probability of pregnancy.

PROGESTERONE

Progesterone is a hormone produced by the ovaries that rises as the heat cycle progresses. Early in the heat cycle the progesterone values will usually read less than 1.0 ng/ml. The first significant rise in progesterone usually coincides with the “LH Surge”. The LH stands for luteinizing hormone and is released by the pituitary gland in the brain.

Ovulation occurs about 48 hours after the LH surge. The progesterone level at the time of LH surge is usually about 2–3 ng/ml. The progesterone will rise to about 5–8 ng/ml at the time of ovulation. Canine eggs are not ready to be fertilized at the time of ovulation and take about 2 days to mature. Once mature the eggs remain fertile for 2 to 3 days and then begin to deteriorate.

Fresh chilled breeding’s are usually performed 48 hours after ovulation and frozen breedings about 72 hours after ovulation. Due dates can be determined by counting forward 65 days from the LH surge (LH surge is day 0) or 63 days from ovulation. This is accurate +/- one day.

CHEAT CODE

When your female goes into heat the first drop of blood is counted as “day 1 of her heat.” Schedule a progesterone test with your vet for day 4 or 5. Based on her progesterone test results, your vet will instruct you on when to come back for a follow up test.

There is no single exact number for determining the time of ovulation; we are looking for a number between 4ng/ml to 8ng/ml as the start of ovulation. Most typical bitches ovulate around 5ng/ml.

The magic number you’re looking for is 5ng/ml. Example: If you test on a Monday and she is at 3.9 and then you go back and test again on Wednesday and now she’s at a 6.5… You know that she passed 5ng/ml on Tuesday. Count Tuesday as when she ovulated (dropped her eggs)

DETERMINING BREEDING DAYS

Once you’ve determined the day of ovulation by using the method above, you now know (approximately) when she dropped her eggs.

The best day(s) to breed will next depend on which type of Artificial Insemination you will be doing.

Ask your vet if they perform Surgical AI and TCI beforehand so you know your options.

BREEDING DAY(S) CHEAT CODES

NATURAL BREEDING (LIVE AI)

This is where the Stud is collected next to the female and an AI is performed or the 2 dogs are allowed to mate. Most breeders will opt for a live AI instead of letting the dogs mate in order to avoid injury to the stud dog.

24–48 hours (1–2 days) after progesterone reaches 5ng/ml. Skip a day and do a 2nd AI if you have the option available to you.

FRESH CHILLED SEMEN

48 hours (2 days) after progesterone reaches 5ng/ml.

FROZEN SEMEN

72 hours (3 days) after progesterone reaches 5ng/ml.

TYPES OF ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

Artificial insemination (AI) can be performed by a number of different methods and utilizing sperm from fresh, extended or frozen sources.

There are 3 Common Methods used in Artificial Insemination:

AI, Surgical Insemination and TCI (Transcervical insemination)

All 3 methods will work, but when shipping in a Stud we recommend Surgical Insemination or TCI.

Both Surgical Insemination and TCI have higher %’s of success with shipped semen. Ask your vet about the methods that they perform and are most experienced with. If you’re shipping semen in and your vet offers surgical or TCI options.

SEMEN

As a general, rule stud dogs should produce 10 million sperm per pound of body weight and have more than 75 percent progressive forward motility with less than 20 percent miscellaneous morphologic defects. Since “normal” dog semen lives another 3-to-7 days in the bitch, the better the semen quality, the more leeway there is in ovulation timing.

Too few sperm, abnormal sperm, or poor motility may all result in poor fertility. Semen evaluation of the male prior to a breeding is always recommended, but if it wasn’t done before breeding and the bitch fails to conceive, it should be done after the bitch is determined to be not pregnant. Sometimes this can be overcome by intrauterine insemination or multiple inseminations, but in other cases, the infertility may be too severe.

EVERY FEMALE IS DIFFERENT

With most female dogs they enter their cycle every 6 months but may vary as much as 4 to 12 months between cycles. Variation can exists between the length of the “heat cycle”, with the range being as short as 4 days up to 3 weeks in length. The average time from the onset of heat to the actual mating period is 9 to 11 days.

Making matters more confusing, some dogs have “silent heats” meaning little or no obvious signs of heat such as swelling or bleeding. Some females could have whats called “split heats” where they go into a heat cycle but stop short without ovulating and then go into a fertile heat period weeks later. Heat cycles can vary meaning that just because she was ready to be bred on the 11th day the last heat doesn’t necessarily mean she will be ready on the 11th day of the next heat.

DECIDING ON A STUD

A Stud that is an actual Producer can out produce themselves on a consistent basis. They are the few with the ability to stamp their look with every litter.

Read: Choosing a Stud Dog

SHOW DOGS VS STUD DOGS

“A dog can be a truly great show dog and a poor sire. A dog can hate the show ring and never win a point and be an outstanding sire. It is just as simple as that.”

The biggest mistake breeders, novice or veteran, can make is to confuse their show dogs with their breeding dogs. They can be the same. We hope they will be the same. Often they are not.

There are those who say show wins are the indicator of a dog’s value to the breed. In other words, if many judges agree a particular dog is the current ideal in its breed, the dog should be bred to. I agree — but only to a degree.

You can get every judge in the country to agree that the dog of the hour is the dog of the hour, but that same dog can be a complete disappointment in the breeding department.

If a dog’s quality is not realized in the whelping box, all we have is a box full of ribbons and nothing more.

This is not to say a winning dog cannot also be an outstanding producer. Records prove otherwise. But I cannot stress strongly enough that it is the producing ability that must be looked to and not the show record!

BEFORE DECIDING TO HAVE A LITTER

Ask yourself what you are looking to achieve by producing a litter of puppies. Do you have enough money saved for ultrasounds, X-rays and a c-section?

What about an emergency?

The last thing you want to have happen is an emergency with your female and then not being able to provide the care she needs. This could cost you the entire litter and possibly worse, the loss of your female.

Are you able to provide proper care for the puppies? Can you afford to bring the pups in to the vet for the necessary shots and vaccinations or do you know how to administer vaccines and de-worm the puppies?

Do you have a market to sell the pups? Are the parents registered? If they don’t have papers, you can forget about selling the puppies. Hold off until you have a quality female with a good pedigree and registration papers.

You’ll save yourself a ton of work and a long exercise in breaking even if you’re lucky, but most likely it will be a loss.

Some who are new to breeding, think that they will have a litter and just sit back and count cash all day while playing PS4. It doesn’t work like that, this requires a ton of work, dedication and sleepless nights.

Hopefully this aids responsible breeders in the process of producing healthy pups.

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VENOMLINE 2019

Top Stud Louis V Line's Venom aka "Chunk" & w/son "Mini Chunk"

Written By Texas Size Bullies - February 16 2019

“Look Mister, there are some rules that you've got to follow: First of all, keep him out of the light, he hates bright light, especially sunlight. Second, don't give him any water, not even to drink.]

But the most important rule, the rule you can never forget.. no matter how much he cries, no matter how much he begs.. never feed him after midnight.” He will multiply.

For those of you reading this too young to get that reference, do yourself a favor and watch Gremlins the 80's Classic. We didn't have the special effects that you're used to, but the movies were better.

Venom has proven again just how consistent a Stud he is, producing yet another exact replica in his son Mini Chunk. It's scary how similar these guys are. Anyways, here's some pics from the father/son duo's day at the park. They had a blast together and finished the afternoon with a nap together on the couch.

2X VENOM (VENOM X KHALEESI) POCKET BULLY PUPPIES ARE INCREDIBLE!

Written By Texas Size Bullies - January 28 2019

VENOM X KHALEESI (2X VENOM)

These pups are absolutely ridiculous at only 4 weeks old!

Super short, compact, boned up bulls. Extremely bully, still built to not only compete, but excel in the show ring. #Venomline

NEW VIDEO] LOUIS V LINE'S VENOM OPEN FOR STUD | LAST CHANCE TO RESERVE AT DISCOUNTED RATE

Written By Texas Size Bullies - January 17 2019

Top Micro/Pocket American Bully Stud Louis V Line Venom | Venomline

THE BEST POCKET AMERICAN BULLY BREEDERS

Written By Texas Size Bullies - January 11 2019

TEAM UP OVER THE WEEKEND WITH SEVERAL TRAVELING CROSS COUNTRY TO PUT TOGETHER SOME INCREDIBLE MATCHUPS

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Article by Jon Raum BULLY KING Magazine

Four different kennels from across the country travel thousands of miles to sunny South Florida to check out Top Stud Louis V Line’s Venom, complete some top level breedings, and pick up their pups from the first ever 2X Venom litter.

While many kennels bicker and blast each other on Facebook, Texas Size Bullies has teamed up with some of the top kennels in the country for some incredible breedings. Most recently teaming up with Florida breeder Guardian Angel Bullies.

These are guys you won’t find bad mouthing other breeders on social media, debating dogs they don’t own or going live talking about everybody’s business but their own.. They’re too busy working to produce their vision of the perfect Pocket Bully.

Below is a recap of Texas Size Bullies, Guardian Angel Bullies, Dawghouse Bullies & Maya Bully Kennels (out of Minnesota) busy weekend.

Originally posted on Thisisbully.com: Venom (Chunk) Reunites With Daughter For 1st Time Since 8 Weeks Old!

Extreme features on very short and compact frames

Without the over heavily bulldog look, limousine backs, feet facing different sides of the equator or front and back ends in different classes.. These are functional bulls. But make no mistake, these are boned up Pocket Bullies with exaggerated features that exude breed type.. minus the slop that seems to be so prevalent in the exotic community.

Venom (Chunk) and Mia had so much fun playing together they had to physically be carried in, because they refused to come inside.

Be Sure to Follow Texas Size Bullies on Facebook as well as Guardian Angel Bullies & Dawghouse Bullies

But the 2018 Mascot wasn’t finished for the day just yet..

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After traveling to Bradenton, FL, Texas Size Bullies headed down south to West Palm Beach where it was time to meet Maya Bully Kennel’s Alex Ramirez & his family, who made the drive from Minnesota to South Florida to meet Venom and pick up their own little female Venom clone “Chunkette” from the 1st ever 2X Venom litter.

You can follow MBK Kennels on Instagram to keep up with her HERE

The entire litter (2X Venom) was one for the books. Extremely consistent across the board. Every pup had a scissor bite, there were no kinks, and all had good toplines and were very clean dogs on top of being extremely short, compact and bully.

Finally back at the house, it was time for Matt to get some rest before meeting the Cuevas family. They were in route traveling from South Carolina to use Venom at Stud.

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After knocking out the breeding with Ernie and meeting the Cuevas family, Matt decided to eat some BBQ and relax before meeting Juan at 4 pm for photos and another Stud Service.

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After that, Matt was able to spent time with family and Chunk slept like a baby. At least until 10PM when Texas Size Bullies partner Darryl was coming over to pick up XENA

GoPro Film & Pics Shot The Following Weekend

Venomline’s Wynter Snow aka “Lil Ting”

Venomline’s Tito “Savage” 2X Venom at 6 months

Mini Chunk

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Xena (Mye-Stro Meets Venom) at 5 months

We also had Guardian Angel Bullies & Dawghouse Bullies bring out their Venom offspring.

Swizz is training for upcoming shows with our handlers, Khaleesi is resting after her litter & Moana & Rampage are in Chicago & can’t make this one but should have some updated video of them soon.

Mrs. Swizz at 10 months

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Khaleesi (Venom X Ch Karma)

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Moana (Venom X Fergie)

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Rampage 2X Venom (Venom X Moana) Pictured at 4 months

Guardian Angel Bullies & Dawghouse Bullies joined us as well bringing out their Venom offspring.

Venomline South (Our North Carolina Branch)

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Omega

Omega is putting weight back on and we’ll do an updated photo shoot/video on him soon,

“Since the recent television airing it has been a little overwhelming and a bit difficult to respond to every message on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Website etc. That’s a lot of different places to check.. So please do not think we are ignoring you, have gotten full of ourselves, or think we are above responding to everyone.

We will always take time with anyone interested in the breed, a puppy, using a Stud or just wanting to ask basic questions. If we miss your message, feel free to give us a call or shoot us a text at 832–452–0898. If we miss your call, just shoot us a text and I will always respond within 24 hours.

Thank you for taking the time to view our family members.”

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Top Pocket American Bully's GoPro

Written By Texas Size Bullies - January 11 2019

Last night we wrapped up film for Barcroft Animals. It was a lot of fun, and the videographers were very easy to work with, and should make for great video. We will post the date and time that it airs as soon as the Production team lets us know!

We brought out some of the well known dogs, some we haven’t shown since they were pups, and a few that we’ve been hiding out:

Louis V Line’s Venom

King Tyson II

ABKC Champion Lucky Lucianna

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ABKC Champion Fury

GAB/TSB’s Mia

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Venomline’s Wynter Snow aka “Lil Ting”

Venomline’s Tito “Savage” 2X Venom at 6 months

Mini Chunk

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Xena (Mye-Stro Meets Venom) at 5 months

We also had Guardian Angel Bullies & Dawghouse Bullies bring out their Venom offspring.

Swizz is training for upcoming shows with our handlers, Khaleesi is resting after her litter & Moana & Rampage are in Chicago & can’t make this one but should have some updated video of them soon.

Mrs. Swizz at 10 months

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Khaleesi (Venom X Ch Karma)

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Moana (Venom X Fergie)

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Rampage 2X Venom (Venom X Moana) Pictured at 4 months

Guardian Angel Bullies & Dawghouse Bullies joined us as well bringing out their Venom offspring.

Venomline South (Our North Carolina Branch)

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Omega

Omega is putting weight back on and we’ll do an updated photo shoot/video on him soon,

“Since the recent television airing it has been a little overwhelming and a bit difficult to respond to every message on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Website etc. That’s a lot of different places to check.. So please do not think we are ignoring you, have gotten full of ourselves, or think we are above responding to everyone.

We will always take time with anyone interested in the breed, a puppy, using a Stud or just wanting to ask basic questions. If we miss your message, feel free to give us a call or shoot us a text at 832–452–0898. If we miss your call, just shoot us a text and I will always respond within 24 hours.

Thank you for taking the time to view our family members.”

View Upcoming Breedings/Pups For Sale

View Our Past Produced Puppies & Adults

How our Stud Service Works

Available Studs

Be sure to Subscribe to our Youtube Channel & give us a like on Facebook for more great content, upcoming litters, Available Studs, announcements & more!

TOP PRODUCING LOUIS V LINE STUD | BULLY KING MAGAZINE MASCOT OMEGA

Written By Texas Size Bullies - January 11 2019

In an announcement that shocked the bully community, Venomline has announced the addition of one of the baddest pocket bully’s on the planet to their already stacked Stud lineup.

2017 BULLY KING Magazine Mascot OMEGA

LOUIS V SON OMEGA

2017 BULLY KING Magazine Mascot
Top Producer
Head: 24″
Height: 14.5″
Weight: 70 lbs

With the addition of 2017 BULLY KING Magazine Mascot OMEGA, 2018 Mascot VENOM, along with BUTCH CASSIDY & KING TYSON, Texas Size Bullies/Venomline has undoubtedly one of the best Stud Lineups anywhere in the world.

Two of Louis V’s Best Sons, and two of the best producing dogs in the world will now both be together at the same camp. Crazy to think what these two dogs will do in the same pedigree together.

Available Studs

In a separate announcement, the owner of Texas Size Bullies & Founder of Venomline revealed the opening of a 2nd location in Venomline South. The 2nd location will be located in Sparta, NC.

Alisa Smith will be the heading Venomline South. Both of our Customers will be very excited to now have access to both Louis V Line’s Venom AND Omega!

From Texas Size Bullies Home of Venomline:

As with any of our branches or co-owns we will play a lead role in setting Alisa up with what we consider “next level” females. We will help find loving pet homes for many of the dogs sold to them as “foundation stock” by other breeders that do not meet our standards in breeding females.

By helping Venomline South get set up with females that are true foundation stock, and by providing or approve all Studs used in the program, all branches of Venomline will be a representative of Texas Size Bullies/Venomline productions will remain consistent with what we are known for producing.

A few Venomline Productions

Two of the Legendary Louis V’s Best & Top Producing Sons

Short Muscle’s Louis V Formerly of Louis V Line Bullys

Venom & Omega

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VENOMLINE SOUTH

CHOOSING A STUD: SHOW DOGS & STUD DOGS IN THE AMERICAN BULLY BREED

Written By Texas Size Bullies - December 28 2018

FINDING A “TOP PRODUCING STUD?”

Everyone is quick to label their Stud “Producer.” Most start throwing this term around after a couple litters, even while productions are still young and the Stud is unproven. A Stud that is an actual Producer can out produce themselves on a consistent basis. They are the few with the ability to stamp their look with every litter.

SHOW DOGS & STUD DOGS

“A dog can be a truly great show dog and a poor sire. A dog can hate the show ring and never win a point and be an outstanding sire. It is just as simple as that.”

The biggest mistake breeders, novice or veteran, can make is to confuse their show dogs with their breeding dogs. They can be the same. We hope they will be the same. Often they are not.

There are those who say show wins are the indicator of a dog’s value to the breed. In other words, if many judges agree a particular dog is the current ideal in its breed, the dog should be bred to. I agree — but only to a degree.

You can get every judge in the country to agree that the dog of the hour is the dog of the hour, but that same dog can be a complete disappointment in the breeding department.

If a dog’s quality is not realized in the whelping box, all we have is a box full of ribbons and nothing more.

This is not to say a winning dog cannot also be an outstanding producer. Records prove otherwise. But I cannot stress strongly enough that it is the producing ability that must be looked to and not the show record!

Even the outstanding sire can be misused. Most breeds have had those truly wonderful show dogs who develop records that become the envy of one and all. Unfortunately, they become the envy of too many who feel if a dog is good enough to win every award in sight, it must be good enough to breed every female in sight.

In a way, the popular stud dog that produces well only with certain female lines can be very destructive to a breed. A few excellent youngsters emerge from the right combination and the parade begins. Every female that can see lightning and hear thunder is bred to the dog, but the percentage of quality produced is minuscule. The breed takes a big step backward.

Truly great sires are really few and far between. There’s an old saying I heard somewhere along the way that goes something like, “You can breed that one to a fence post and you’ll still get good pups.”

They are the rare ones, the ones that any breed is lucky to have, but it is highly doubtful that any breed will have such a dog any more than once in any breeder’s lifetime.

— Rick Beauchamp

Richard G. (Rick) Beauchamp has been successfully involved in practically every facet of purebred dogs: breeding, exhibiting, publishing, writing. He is the author of numerous breed and all breed books including the best-selling Solving the Mysteries of Breed Type and Breeding Dogs for Dummies. He has judged all breeds throughout the world and was one of the United Kennel Club’s first all breed judges.

This article originally appeared in the BLOODLINES Dog Event News.

A True “Producer

Different bloodlines, different females from different classes.. it doesn’t matter. Venom has done this not on 1 or 2 litters, but on over 250 produced offspring. Multiple ABKC Pocket Champions. Over 25 pointed toward their Champion titles. Over 35 Clones. Some of the best up and coming Studs.. future household names. Next level females changing the game as breeding stock for top kennels in the US, Canada, Australia, Brazil, the UK and others.

Super short, compact, boned up bulls with extreme features. Every color tri. Show off dogs that stand out from the crowd and are excelling in the show ring. The scary part is most Venom offspring are under the age of 9 months.

💰 Venom is Currently Open for Stud at 4K w/1K deposit or at a Discounted rate of 3K Paid in Full

Beginning Jan. 1st, his Stud Fee is going to 5K and up before permanently closing to the US in 2019.

How Stud Service Works

Stud Info

Productions

Venomline South

We are proud to announce the opening of our 2nd location- Venomline South. Located in Sparta, North Carolina.

Two of Louis V’s Best Sons: Venom & Omega

Both Top Studs now at #Venomline

Choose your weapon.

“Since the recent television airing it has been a little overwhelming and a bit difficult to respond to every message on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Website etc. That’s a lot of different places to check.. So please do not think we are ignoring you, have gotten full of ourselves, or think we are above responding to everyone.

We will always take time with anyone interested in the breed, a puppy, using a Stud or just wanting to ask basic questions. If we miss your message, feel free to give us a call or shoot us a text at 832–452–0898. If we miss your call, just shoot us a text and I will always respond within 24 hours.

Thank you for taking the time to view our family members.

View Our Past Produced Puppies & Adults

View Adults For Sale

How our Stud Service Works

Available Studs

Be sure to Subscribe to our Youtube Channel & give us a like on Facebookfor more great content, upcoming litters, Available Studs, announcements & more!

DOUBLE TROUBLE: LOUIS V LINE’S VENOM & DOUBLE L’S MYE-STRO DAUGHTERS

Written By Texas Size Bullies - November 22 2018

DOUBLE TROUBLE 2X Venom daughter Gypsy Rose at 8 weeks & Minbits (Mye-Stro daughter) at 6 weeks. Still undecided on her name. These are our keeper females (Not For Sale) www.texassizebullies.com

The post DOUBLE TROUBLE: LOUIS V LINE’S VENOM & DOUBLE L’S MYE-STRO DAUGHTERS appeared first on Texas Size Bullies.

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PROGESTERONE

CHEAT CODE

DETERMINING BREEDING DAYS

BREEDING DAY(S) CHEAT CODES

NATURAL BREEDING (LIVE AI)

FRESH CHILLED SEMEN

FROZEN SEMEN

TYPES OF ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

There are 3 Common Methods used in Artificial Insemination:

SEMEN

EVERY FEMALE IS DIFFERENT

DECIDING ON A STUD

SHOW DOGS VS STUD DOGS

BEFORE DECIDING TO HAVE A LITTER

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Extreme features on very short and compact frames

But the 2018 Mascot wasn’t finished for the day just yet..

GoPro Film & Pics Shot The Following Weekend

Venomline South (Our North Carolina Branch)

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LOUIS V SON OMEGA

Two of the Legendary Louis V’s Best & Top Producing Sons

Short Muscle’s Louis V Formerly of Louis V Line Bullys

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FINDING A “TOP PRODUCING STUD?”

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