What qualifies a dog to be a stud dog? As I look at some of these stud dogs that are being put up for stud I see that they either don't have offsprings, they've been breed a million time and you never hear anything about the offsprings and when you inquire about them you get hit with the line that they didn't work out because of what he was breed too:shocked. Now I've never had a stud dog and when I do get to that point I want to know for a fact what my stud is throwing I don't want to just stud him out because he's inbred,or from a known breeder,or because some old head said it's some old blood, shit a lot of old blood didn't work!!!