4 hidden dangers that lead to dog breeding failure

Many dog ​​owners only know how to take their dogs to mate directly, but if you don’t pay attention to the following 4 details, it will often lead to the failure of breeding:

1. Health examination. Before mating, the health of male dogs and female dogs should be checked to prevent disease infection; attention should be paid to deworming female dogs and increasing nutrition appropriately.

2. Don’t be too full. Dogs before breeding should not be fed too much, because dogs that eat too much will cause reflex vomiting. (But dog owners should not go to the other extreme and keep their dogs hungry before breeding. If the dog is too hungry, it will also have an impact on breeding).

3. It is best to have a quiet early morning. Breeding should be carried out when the male and female dogs are in the best mental state, preferably in the early morning. It is best to conduct mating in a relatively quiet place and minimize the presence of people to prevent disturbing them during the mating process.

4. Pay attention to defecation. Before mating, the dog should be allowed to roam freely and defecate, which is more conducive to the smooth mating of the dog.