I brought some ovulation stick from you last year and below are the result..........

After a miss with my Staffordshire bull terrier we used the sticks and found she ovulates early and is ready to mate on the eight day without the indicators she would probable  have missed again, so THANKS............... 

And please meet..........ROTHMANIC RAGGER MUFFIN and ROTHMANIC TINKERBELLA.
 
All the best Brenda Struthers.

SUE BRAY,GERMAN SHEPHERDS  
I bought some pad from you and I just wanted to let you know I tested my girl with them and mated her 
when it changed color and she had 13 puppies and we got 9 live from her they are long and thick coated German Shepherds. 
 
I am over the moon and cannot thank you enough I have told everyone on our breeder site about your pads and can testify they work brilliant.
 
Here is a picture of the proud mum with her 9 babies at a week old thanks Sue
 
www.suesgermanshepherds.co.uk
 

 
EDWARD MCKENZIE-CLARK  
Being unconvinced I used blood tests as well. The blood test said my bitch wasn't ready and the ovulation pads said she was! So I decided to go with the ovulation pads and guess what? FOUR puppies! 
Looks like the ovulation pads are MORE reliable than the blood tests. 

I will certainly always use them from now on and I've told everyone who will listen!   
Thank you, Edward McKenzie-Clark.
 
 

PIA ANDREASEN,BULLDOG BREEDER,DENMARK  
We loved the ovulations Pads they worked just fine. Our Lola IS pregnant now with Iceglint I'm Edward and we are very trilled.
Have a great day.
Best Regards
Pia & Klemme, Bullystyle's, Denmark.
www.bullystyle-bulldogs.com
 
 

RIA,POINTERS BREEDER  
Just to give you an update – Folly was scanned on Wednesday and we could see 8 puppies!  
This is the 3^rd time she was mated but this time I used my own dog who is younger.  She ovulated on the very last day she would stand (day 14) and wouldn’t stand on day 15, so I think we know that the problem lay with the fact that the older dog’s semen was not of sufficient quality to survive the 2+ days necessary to fertilise the matured eggs.  
She was standing on day 11 at which point the tester stick was starting to show the border but by the Tuesday it was absolutely instantly positive as it was for a couple of days afterwards when she wouldn’t stand any longer.
 
 

JULIE GIBBSON,PUG BREEDER
I’m so pleased we have a maiden bull terrier she came into season 6 weeks ago, we were not able to get her to the boy until 15th day, and we thought this might be a bit late, however we used the pads & on the 15th day they went slightly purple round the edges, so we took her. We got a mating, but the stud owner said he thought it was just a bit early, by the pads this was so right.We took her back 2 days later (used the pads again, they were showing she’s ready) & 6 weeks on she is definitely in pup. I’m finding the pads so helpful.Luv Julie x
  
 

TONIA,PUG BREEDER
I bought some tester pads off you recently.I just thought and I would like to tell you I sent my pug girl away for mating and gave the lady the pads. We had done the pads with no change of colour ,when the lady got them out to mate they did so without her having time to put the pad in,however as it was early morning she tried the pad later that day and it did change colour. I'm pleased to say she had a scan today and is pregnant.The breeder has just told me she has bought 50 off you and she has been telling other breeders,so you might be busy selling them ! Just thought I would  let you know Tonia.
 
 

MARK HALES,MARKENFIELD ROUGH COLLIES
Hi Karen
Just to let you know, that I used the Ovulation pads I bought from you back in late 2007 and I'm pleased to say that they have worked well for me, I took my Rough Collie bitch to be scanned on the 3rd of Jan 08 and sure enough she is in whelp, 6 puppies showed up on the scan, but I was told their could be 8. 
I'm just pleased I found your advert, the pads have really helped and I will be using them again, I will also be sure to tell my friends about them.
The litter is due on the 26Th of this month so I will let you know how many.
Very best regards,
Mark Hales.