From experience we had an unexpected mating between father and daughter. They can get pregnant and from what I have learned. I would suggest not to condone interbreeding because my dog had a premature delivery of 9 days and 2 of the pups had to be put down because of horrific birth defects (bilateral cleft pallet, intestines on the outside of body). Plus the one pup was delivered naturally. The rest were delivered via c-section which caused my dog a lot of stress and cost more than it is worth.
No, the dam (mother) and litter should have their own safe space away from other dogs. The dam can be very protective of her litter and the sire wont feel any paternal links, he'll just pose a risk. It's a disaster waiting to happen if you allow the sire access.
Yes she can breed with her father, but that doesn't mean it's something you should let happen. When a female dog comes into heat, she doesn't care who breeds her and is the same with the male when a bitch is in heat. A lot of folks think a brother and sister or Father & daughter, etc. will never breed. This is completely false. As long as one bitch is in heat and the male smells this, they will breed. It is up to us humans to prevent this type of inbreeding.
If you don't plan on breeding then spay or neuter your dog. It will help them to live a longer life and a much healthier life, cuts down the risks of many types of cancers that will attack an intact female or intact male, such as mammary tumors, infections of the uterus such as pyometria, perianal tumors or prostate cancer.
Due to the parents will be so closely related, there is an increased chance of ending up with congenital defects in the pups as a result of inbreeding. It is not a chance any responsible breeder would take, as the health of any pups would be the most important consideration.
A father-daughter (or mother-son or full sibling) mating would be risky, at best. The more closely related the parents, the greater the chance of their offspring suffering from an inherited disorder. This is because when animals are related to each other they are far more likely to be carrying the same defective genes. When these defective genes pair up in the offspring, inherited diseases occur. Inherited diseases can cause significant suffering and reduce quality of life for the offspring.
Only when mommy dog is ready and she will let him know.
You can but it isn't a 100% that it will work and if it does they will physical and mental issues. Its kind of like cousins having kids together.
Keeping ten dogs would be quite the handful and it would likely be expensive to feed and care for that many. When then puppies are weaned you would probably put them up for adoption by good families.
its going to be ugly
it depends on the size of the mother and father. if the male is smaller and the female is larger then, it is more likely to have more but small puppies. then again, if you have a small female and a large male, then it is likely to have just a couple of large puppies. i have small males and large females, so my littler are usually bigger and i love small puppies, so i can thank the dad for that. good luck!
mom should not kill or eat but will defend her offspring and also male might kill the young if they are anything like rats you should separate dad from all of them
I Bought 2 puppies From Down Home Dachshunds. My dad also bought one for my mom. We love our babies and would not trade them for the world. They were obviously raised with much love.
He should, or he's a cad for not doing this. Mom and Dad should share all the responsibilities of caring for the newborn equally, and that includes changing diapers. Treasure these moments - the kids will be grown and out of the house before you know it.
You could have puppies with birth defects when the parents mate with the puppies. If you plan on keeping them all together, you should neuter the puppies. The mum and dad will be interested in each other the next time the mum goes into heat.
Her mom, step-dad, and newborn sister.
Keeping ten dogs would be quite the handful and it would likely be expensive to feed and care for that many. When then puppies are weaned you would probably put them up for adoption by good families.
Charlie was fishing at the lake with Jacob Black's dad, Billy, when the newborn vampires attacked the Cullen family
I'm guessing your from Mississipi? No? Alabama!!
Perdita was the mom and Pongo was the dad.
If its the same breed, like the mom and dad.
Well, I dont think that you should be sneaking around your dad. Its not right. It is not a good thing to be sneaking around family members. You could get in alot of trouble.
its going to be ugly
dad should not be capitolized it is not what you are calling him if it said . Dad and i then it would because you are calling him that as his name but if you say my dad, his dad, her dad.. so on it would not be
it depends on the size of the mother and father. if the male is smaller and the female is larger then, it is more likely to have more but small puppies. then again, if you have a small female and a large male, then it is likely to have just a couple of large puppies. i have small males and large females, so my littler are usually bigger and i love small puppies, so i can thank the dad for that. good luck!