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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 11968"><p>uh, Dun, think that should be "bear" in mind. Where's your mind tonight????</p><p></p><p>> even experianced vets don't get it</p><p>> right 100% of the time. It almost</p><p>> seems more an art then a science.</p><p>> The vet we use will give me a</p><p>> number of days that he thinks she</p><p>> is bred. He;s normally within 5-7</p><p>> days. A couple of other vets that</p><p>> other folks have used are lucky to</p><p>> get within 2 weeks and still are</p><p>> only accurate if she's bred or not</p><p>> around 95% of the time. Of course</p><p>> we're lucky that our vet spent a</p><p>> number of years at MARC working in</p><p>> the reproduction program.</p><p></p><p>> dun</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 11968"] uh, Dun, think that should be "bear" in mind. Where's your mind tonight???? > even experianced vets don't get it > right 100% of the time. It almost > seems more an art then a science. > The vet we use will give me a > number of days that he thinks she > is bred. He;s normally within 5-7 > days. A couple of other vets that > other folks have used are lucky to > get within 2 weeks and still are > only accurate if she's bred or not > around 95% of the time. Of course > we're lucky that our vet spent a > number of years at MARC working in > the reproduction program. > dun [/QUOTE]
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