How to calculate the best breeding time for dogs?

The breeding time of dogs is very critical. It determines the quality of the offspring and also determines the pregnancy rate. Below, "We Love Pets Network" teaches you how to calculate the best breeding time for dogs:

1. First confirm that the female dog’s vulva is obviously swollen and flushed or the first drop of blood is seen, and then start calibrating the first day.

2. Subsequently, primiparous dogs (female dogs that have never given birth to dogs) can generally mate for the first time on the 11th to 13th day, and multiparous dogs (female dogs that have given birth to dogs) can mate for the first time on the 9th to 11th day.

3. For every 2 years of age or 2 litters of parity, the first mating will be moved forward by 1 day. After some multiparous female dogs have given birth to many litters, the vaginal bleeding will stop on the 5th day of estrus. In this case, the best time for breeding is the 6th or 7th day.

4. There are a few female dogs that do not have vaginal bleeding during proestrus and estrus. There are also some female dogs whose blood-like secretions can last until estrus, or even for several days after estrus. Such dogs cannot rely on vaginal observation. Bleeding or not determines the breeding date. At this time, the male dog can be tested for love. The most suitable breeding period is 1 to 3 days after the female dog is willing to accept the male dog for mating.

Tips:

1. If you have not paid attention to the start date of vaginal bleeding in bitches, you can also determine the best breeding date based on the color change of vaginal secretions: that is, 2 to 3 days after the color of vaginal secretions changes from red to straw yellow. day, you can mate.

2. At this time, the female dog’s labia are soft, and the originally vertical vaginal vestibule becomes straight, which is conducive to the insertion of the male dog’s penis.