Auntswee. I would usually get very harsh with you but you sound like a very nice person and you obviously love your pets, so I'm going to tone down mean Alty, give you some facts and then hope that we can have a discussion before you go ahead with breeding this pup.
I'm very much against none professional breeders breeding their dogs. Here are a few reasons.
1. Without genetic testing (which is quite expensive) you are potentially handing down many undesirable traits and health defects to the puppies.
2. A lot of dogs die giving birth and most times each litter has at least on fatality if not more. You take a huge risk that you will lose the female that you are breeding and all the pups to boot.
3. There are millions (yes, millions) of dogs put to sleep every year. The reason why? There are simply not enough homes out there for all the dogs being bred. I know you think "but I'm only having one litter" but that's what everyone thinks. It's like thy whole "I'm only throwing one candy wrapper on the floor, so I'm not causing pollution" but if everyone thought the same way, we'd be covered in candy wrappers. Darn, that sounded good in my head. ;)
There are so many other reasons not to do this but I think you get where I'm going with this.
There are so many dogs in shelters right now waiting for their forever home but the majority of them will not find it, they will be walked down that lonely corridor into the cold room and euthanized. I've witnessed it many times and it never stops breaking my heart. These are perfectly healthy dogs, but there are so many puppy's out there that they have to compete with, and they can't win.
Please, consider a shelter dog, consider not breeding this doxie.
If you really are set on that breed I'd be more then happy to help you find a shelter that has that breed or a legitimate breeder in your area. Please give it some thought. I could post videos, but they aren't pleasant viewing and I usually leave them as a last resort to try to discourage someone from breeding.
Come back and talk to me about this please. Let's have a discussion about it. :)
Just for kicks. Here are some of the dogs in the shelter where I live;
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Our shelter will soon be getting around 40 plus smaller breed dogs that were recently rescued from a puppy mill in Edmonton, these are the smaller breeds available right now but on any given day there are small breeds and puppy's available for adoption. Also, there are many breed specific shelters all over the world, so I can help you find that mini doxie, it's just a matter of time and patience which I am more than willing to devote if you choose to do this.
Let me know, I'll be here. :)