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Litter Announcement Success Stories
2011 | 2010 | 2009Successful Breeding From Canine Frozen Semen Stored for Six Years
Synbiotics Corporation congratulates Joanna Gordon on a successful breeding of her bitch, Ch Blue Fairy’s Black Mamba. The litter was conceived using semen from Doug and Arlyne Smith’s stud dog, MacDougal (BEARSDEN'S MAC DOUGALL ARGYLL). The collection used for the breeding was frozen on September 15, 2005 and was collected by Synbiotics Freeze Center Veterinarian, Dr Mary Ann Sheller at Vale Park Animal Hospital in Valparaiso, Indiana, and subsequently stored with Synbiotics. Dr. Gary Simpson, Spring Valley Veterinary Clinic in Spring Valley, California a Synbiotics Reproduction Referral Network Veterinarian, conducted the insemination. The litter produced three Otterhound puppies, two males and one female. Joanna had completed an AI procedure before, but this AI was the first time with Synbiotics and Dr. Simpson. She was pleased about “organization of the shipping”… and how the shipping “ …was flawless.” She was also happy with how “Dr. Simpson was knowledgeable and reassuring.”
For more information about the Otterhound litter visit: www.bluefairyotterhounds.com.
Successful Breeding From Canine Frozen Semen Stored for Nine Years Maintains Breeding Program
Synbiotics Corporation congratulates Robert A. Portnoy and William Curtis Parrott successful breeding of their bitch “Chubby’s Eleanor of Aquitaine” to Robert Portnoy’s stud dog “Chubby Boo-Boo Bear.” Dr. Rebecca Kestle performed the insemination using frozen semen collected by her at Centre Court Veterinary Clinic in Atlanta GA, on January 23, 2001 and subsequently stored with Synbiotics. “Cubby Boo-Boo Bear” was “successful as a certified therapy dog, as the most working animal model in Chicago, and in obedience.” The September 04, 2010 litter produced three males and one female.
For more information about Cubby Boo-Boo Bear visit: www.cubbybooboobear.com
Robert was “relieved to have planned years ahead.” Before it’s too late for your future breeding program, please schedule an appointment to have your stud dog collected and frozen with your Synbiotics’ Freeze Center.
Successful Breeding From Canine Frozen Semen Stored since 2007
Synbiotics congratulates Kazuyo Miura on a successful breeding of his Afghan Hound bitch, Kamy Final Fantasy. The litter was conceived using frozen semen from Kiyoshi Yamagami’s stud dog, Ch. Poseidon of Mountain Top One. He was born in Japan and came to the United States in 2006. He then became the #1 Afghan Hound in 2007. The collection used for the breeding was collected and frozen by Dr. Ann Huntington of Suffield Veterinary Hospital in Suffield, Connecticut on December 14, 2007. Once frozen it was sent to Synbiotics for secure long term storage.
The insemination was conducted by Rose City Veterinary Hospital, in Pasadena, California. Six puppies were whelped on April 9, 2010. Three males and three females made up this exciting litter. Kamy Final Fantasy was also produced by a frozen semen breeding. She is very special girl because she was the only female in the litter.
For more information about Kazuyo’s Afghan Hounds please visit his website www.mamianaya.com
Preserving semen from your successful stud will guarantee his breeding availability for future generations. Please go to this link on our website http://www.synbiotics.com/ReproductiveServices/FindFreezeCenter.html to find a Freeze Center closest to you.