do you actually want kits? the reason i am asking, and i'm not bashing you or attacking, just fyi, not knowing their background its best not to breed them, too many things can happen.. if you are interested in breeding, find a rep breeder, ask lots of questions and then breed. i have seen so many horrible deaths from chins that shouldn't of been breed, even with good stock, many horrible things can and does go wrong. i just hate to see your loved furs die. so many people have said "well how can you learn if you dont just breed".. well, its best to learn by finding a mentor, so you can eliminate many problems that can arise from breeding by learning the do's and don'ts of breeding. this comes from experience, from someone that did have mentors and thought she was ready to breed. i had quite a lot of knowledge, but it still wasn't enough, and i shed many, many tears, and i now have a few chins/kits out in my yard
i'm not saying that something will always go wrong, but when breeding just any two chins, but you never know what you may end up.. what if malo is in the genes, or any other health issues... rep breeders will pull any chins from their breeding if they have any issues at all, to make sure that they are all healthy ...
hope i didnt step over the line here.. but to me its not worth taking a chance on losing a fur baby when you dont know their background, its heartbreaking and i hate to see others go thro that
jean
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at that point, i have walked away because i didnt want it to get heated [not here]. they dont realize that mom has to weigh a certain amount or the kit might not pass, etc etc.. 
