If you own a dog with good appearance and good conditions in all aspects, then some dog owners will want to use your dog as a breeding dog to mate with their own dogs, hoping to cultivate an outstanding next generation. But it should be noted that dogs can generally be bred at any age. It is more appropriate to mate when they are older, and the next generation will be better.

Generally speaking, when a pet dog is in its second normal heat, it should be ready for breeding and breeding. But strictly speaking, breeding of male dogs can wait until about 2 years old, while breeding of female dogs can wait until about 1 and a half years old. Under normal circumstances, a dog will go into heat for the first time when it is about 6-8 months old after birth. However, this time the dog cannot be bred. Because the dogs at this time are only sexually mature and have not reached physical maturity, they cannot be bred. It will be half a year later when the dogs are in heat for the second time. At this time, the dogs are already adults and can be bred.

Of course, these newly adult dogs are not the best breeding age. You can wait until the dog is 2-3 years old to breed the pet dog. At this time, the dog is young and strong, and the body is the strongest and strongest. Breeding pet dogs at this age is also very good for the offspring of the dogs.

It can be seen that dogs should not be bred too early. At the very least, they should be considered after they reach physical maturity. Otherwise, it will be of no benefit not only to the dog itself, but also to its next generation.