This course is designed to provide dog breeders with essential knowledge and practical skills to ensure the health and well-being of breeding bitches and their puppies throughout the prenatal, whelping, and postnatal stages. The course covers the entire breeding process, from preparation to advanced concepts, offering in-depth insights and practical guidance.

Tanya Stringer is a seasoned professional with a rich blend of over 40 years in the field of canine care, particularly in the areas of breeding, whelping, and health management. A graduate of the University of Michigan, where she studied under the guidance of prominent figures in the field, Tanya has fine-tuned her extensive skills in dog behavior, nutrition, and reproductive health, which are fundamental components of her teachings. Her approach is deeply rooted in her profound adoration for Chihuahuas, ensuring that each aspect of her instruction is infused with her commitment to the breed's prosperity and optimal health.

In the classroom, Tanya leverages her comprehensive experience to provide future breeders and dog enthusiasts with the practical and theoretical knowledge essential for successful bitch whelping and canine wellness. Her teaching philosophy is grounded in fostering empathetic and informed connections between dogs and their caretakers, while focusing on responsible breeding practices. Tanya is not just an educator; she is a dedicated mentor who derives satisfaction from her students' progress and the ultimate well-being of the dogs they will come to care for.