How to Breed Your Dog
Do you know how to raise your pet? A female puppy will probably have her first heat at the age of 4 months to a year (small dogs go into heat early so that the first heat may depend on size and breed), but she can get pregnant so soon that she shouldn’t be bred until her second or third estrus. The dog pregnancy timelines can vary between 4 to 12 weeks, although after this cycle, she will be in heat every six months.
Check If Your Dog Is Ready
Check when she is ready to be bred, if you have watched your dog, you will know. The spotting that your dog did on the floor will feel turn clear first, and then it can be stopped entirely. This is when a male dog will ride her and allows her to be bred.
Some breeders recommend getting swabs, which you will know before breeding, to find out more about the date. Others have done so during the days of their heating cycle and before the heat is reached. The best way to find your breeding date is to do a test. Your furry friend will probably be having a blood test when the levels of progesterone is reached, and she should ovulate and be bred.
There is a good chance that your puppy will not survive to be bred. If you are convinced that she is the most likely problem, she doesn’t want to mate with the male dog even …