Brandy, could you explain why you want to breed your basset? Here are some additional thoughts that you might want to take into consideration.
I believe there are only two reasons that people breed their dogs intentionally. The first is a desire to improve upon a breed that they already love and have probably spent years studying. These people breed to produce bassets of superior conformation, temperament and (ideally) performance ability. They usually have mentors within the breed who advise them in their novice breeding efforts, and it would be unusual for such a person to direct a question similar to yours to this forum. These people usually invest far more money on prenatal care of the dam, stud fees, and on providing veterinary care for the dam and her litter than they are ever able to recoupe from puppy sales.
The second reason is to make money from selling puppies. People who breed for his reason include puppy millers and backyard breeders. They provide no more veterinary care than is absolutely necessary, as it cuts into their profits. They do not screen potential puppy buyers to learn whether they will provide a suitable home for a puppy of a given breed. These people are filling up shelters with unwanted pets by the millions.
Even if you only want to breed your basset because you love her and because she's a wonderful pet, why not first consider allowing some of the many homeless bassets already in rescue in Florida a chance at a home? Are you aware of health conditions in our breed that are transmitted genetically, and do you have a plan for breeding around those problems? Do you know how to evaluate puppies to see whether they are free of these problems (these disorders can be passed onto puppies, even if neither parent is affected.) Are you aware of any puppy lemon laws in your state that would apply to you if you sell a puppy with a health condition that requires expensive veterinary care? Are you prepared to take back any puppies that Lola has, at any time during their lives, to prevent them from being surrendered to shelters/euthanised?
There are many additional issues to consider when deciding whether to breed. Because it sounds as if you may not be aware of some of these issues, I wanted to bring just a few of them to your attention.