Studding.

[Sarah, Louie & Dougal]

So, we know there both two young yet, but they don't act it (humpin little buggers, espcially Louie!) 

Because of there gorgeous coats, unique colours and amazing personalities we was thinking of studding Louie & Dougal later on.

Does anyone know what age they have to be to be able to stud them? 

Also, the main reason is because we really want another puppy, but my mum said she will only get one if Louie & Dougal stud, and the puppy is extra cute (which it will be) and it'll be a fun, different experience as we've never studded a dog or anything before.

Thanks for your help :) 

[Rosemary (Ro) and Enzo]

Sarah: you say you asked a simple question. The fact is, that the answer is far from simple. The BYB of animals is rampant. Many of the members here have invested heart and soul in the rescuing of both well bred and not -so healthy dogs. You may not like the answers, but it is a far cry from bullying. They are merely trying to educate you. You asked the question, you just don't like the answer. Breeding should ONLY be done to improve the Breed. Not because you want a puppy, or you think your dogs are cute, or the numerous other reasons BYB's give. There is no money to be made and you'd be contributing to an already saturated market of dogs needing homes. Your adding just one more litter has a trickle down effect....with the possibility of even more puppies bred.
Of course, this whole thread is mute if you've purchased through a reputable Breeder, whose contract prohibits the possibility of breeding.