Mating time after golden retriever bleeding

Under normal circumstances, golden retrievers can mate between 9-12 days after bleeding. During this period, golden retrievers can mate twice, and the optimal interval is 24-48 hours. During the golden retriever's estrus period, it should be noted that golden retrievers cannot be bred if they are in heat for the first time. The body organs are not mature and pregnancy will have a great impact on the body.

Precautions for mating golden retrievers with bleeding

Do not mate with golden retrievers that are in heat for the first time:

You cannot mate with golden retrievers that are in heat for the first time, because heat is a dog’s nature It is a sign of maturity, but because the body of the golden retriever is not fully mature during the first estrus stage, if the golden retriever is bred at this time, the golden retriever will have dystocia, and the damage to the body will be very great;

The suitable time for breeding of Golden Retrievers is during the second estrus. At this time, the Golden Retriever’s bones, muscles and internal organs have matured, and breeding will cause very little harm to the Golden Retriever’s body.

Breeding selection:

Usually golden retrievers go into estrus every six months, and each time lasts for about half a month. When breeding, you can choose a healthy dog ​​of comparable size in advance. For dogs, you can choose to let Golden Retrievers get to know each other for a period of time to get to know each other and enhance their relationship before mating, so that the result of mating will be more successful.