The success rate of a dog's mating is about 60%. The dog will only be mated during the ovulation period. This is easier to succeed. The success rate of experienced breeders will be higher. Ovulation occurs 2-3 days after estrus, which is the best time for dogs to mate. Do not let dogs engage in strenuous exercise after mating. Recuperate at home, replenish energy and strengthen feeding.

About one month after the dog mates, you can take the dog to the hospital for a B-ultrasound scan or DR examination to determine whether the dog is pregnant. The gestation period of a dog is about two months. If it is too early or too late, the dog needs to be checked in the hospital to ensure the health of the fetus.

Notes on dog breeding

1. Before the dog goes into heat, choose a good partner and let them play together several times to get familiar with each other.

2. It is best to mate in the morning, keep an empty stomach, and empty your bowels before mating.

3. When mating, be sure to choose a familiar place. An unfamiliar environment will make the dog nervous.

4. In a place where the male dog is familiar, the unfamiliar environment will make the male dog nervous and unwilling to mate with the dog.

5. Do not give food and water immediately after breeding, let both parties rest quietly for a while, and do not do strenuous exercise.

6. Dogs should not mate frequently to avoid affecting their health.