JJ GENITICS

thomas1978 · Post by **thomas1978** » Sat Mar 03, 2012 7:28 pm

Guy Jackson left me a voicemail and made things right and he didnt have to. Thank you Mr.Jackson. I sincerely apoligize for the mix up. My daughter and I are grateful for making things right.

bren · Post by **bren** » Sat Mar 03, 2012 9:14 pm

I just have to say that there is more to it than just vulva size.

I bought a very young breeding prospect from a very well known individual.

She grew up to have a very small vulva, but never had a problem farrowing with her to date. It stretches just fine and she had her third litter a couple of months ago.

I had a gilt farrow a couple of months ago that I raised from two generations of sows I own that could lay down and have pigs. She had a huge vulva, but couldn't deliver pigs through her hip area without a snare.

pigboy07 · Post by **pigboy07** » Sat Mar 03, 2012 10:12 pm

Glad he fixed it for you. Far cry from the first post you had posted about the guy, absolutely bashing him.

Darin · Post by **Darin** » Sun Mar 04, 2012 8:35 pm

bren wrote:I just have to say that there is more to it than just vulva size.

I bought a very young breeding prospect from a very well known individual.

She grew up to have a very small vulva, but never had a problem farrowing with her to date. It stretches just fine and she had her third litter a couple of months ago.

I had a gilt farrow a couple of months ago that I raised from two generations of sows I own that could lay down and have pigs. She had a huge vulva, but couldn't deliver pigs through her hip area without a snare.

Yes, but small and infantile are two different things. Infantile vulvas are an indicator of an underdeveloped reproductive system. Those often times never cycle, are impossible to pass a catheter if they do cycle, or just simply never conceive.