A breeders course covering from birth through 12 weeks old. You’ll learn all the extras and adjustments you need to raise your singleton to be an awesome dog!
7 hours 20 mins
Online Course
Jane Messineo Lindquist
Instructor
Full lifetime access
45
Video Lessons
Magda Chiarella
Guest Speaker
Certificate of completion
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Who’s afraid of the big, bad, singleton? Not us!
Singletons are just as likely as any other puppy to grow to well-adjusted adults, but you do have to do things differently than you would with a multi-puppy litter.
This course is for breeders and covers from birth through 12 weeks old. You’ll learn all the extras and adjustments you need to raise your singleton to be an awesome dog!
Key Stimulation Exercises for Singletons
Helping C-Section Mothers learn mothering skills
Milk Production and the Singleton Litter
Protocol and Weaning Pen Modifications for Singletons
Special Considerations Regarding Emotional Development of Singletons
Practical advice for Setting up Socialization Experiences for Singletons
Important Nutritional Concerns for Singletons
12 Units 45 Lessons 7hrs 20m total
(Birth to Approximately Three Weeks Old)
Introduction 02:43
Singleton Mythology 04:29
Viewer Questions 02:19
Mother's Pudding Recipe 2 pages
(Approximately 3-4 Weeks Old)
(Approximately 4-5 Weeks Old)
(Approximately 5-6 Weeks Old)
(Approximately 6-7 Weeks Old)
(Approximately 7-8 Weeks Old)
Overview 01:23
(Approximately 8-9 Weeks Old)
(Approximately 9-10 Weeks Old)
Creator of Puppy Culture, author of When Pigs Fly, and breeder of Madcap Bull Terriers
Jane Messineo Lindquist (Killion) is the director of “Puppy Culture the Powerful First Twelve Weeks That Can Shape Your Puppies’ Future” as well as the author of “When Pigs Fly: Training Success With Impossible Dogs” and founder of Madcap University.
Jane has had Bull Terriers since 1982 and she and her husband, Mark Lindquist, breed Bull Terriers under the Madcap kennel name.
Her interests include dog shows, dog agility, gardening, and any cocktail that involves an infused simple syrup.
Very interesting info, especially the benefits of fermented food and sometimes delayed eating. My first singleton litter, after usually 6-12 each litter. Used to pups chowing down on their raw meals, not this guy. But gaining and active! Thanks!
The Joy of Singletons
Having my first singleton after several litters of 7+ so this was very informative and helpful
I’m so glad there is something like this for us new to singletons.
Thank you for this gift of knowledge. It gives great information to build confidence in what otherwise is a foreign and intimidating adventure.
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