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Does the amount of times dogs lock when breeding mean that is how many puppies they will have?
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∙ 14y ago
No, there is no relevancy as to how many times a dog "locks" equaling the amount of puppies. You do need to watch those dates that the dogs lock though, because it changes your due dates.
The best time to breed is once the bitch goes into actual heat, is actually bleeding, not just showing the signs. Then we allow the male and female to hook once a day for three days consecutively. This way we know that the breeding has taken place, because one day may not have taken where as another day it may have. Doing this only once a day also ensures that the male isn't exhausted and has strong sperm, and the female isn't exhausted. Then we calculate each of those 3 days out as the possible due dates. We never take them beyond those 3 days. There is more to it than just what I mentioned, but I am trying to stick to your question without giving information overload.
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∙ 12y agoWhen two dogs tie it is usually a sign that the female will get pregnant, but not always. It is usually best for the female to have two matings 48 hours apart for the best chances of conception.
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What is a dogs privates for?
They need them for breeding. W/o them no more puppies.
What are the pros and cons for breeding dogs for profit?
Pros: Financial gain: Breeding dogs for profit can be a lucrative business, especially if you are breeding popular and in-demand breeds. Personal satisfaction: Many people find breeding dogs to be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. Preservation of rare breeds: Breeding dogs can help to preserve rare and endangered breeds. This is important to ensure that these breeds do not go extinct. Providing puppies to loving homes: By breeding dogs, you are providing puppies to loving homes. This can be a very rewarding experience, knowing that you are helping to bring joy and companionship to people's lives. Cons: High upfront costs: Breeding dogs can be expensive. You will need to invest in a breeding pair of dogs, as well as the necessary equipment and supplies. You will also need to pay for food, vet care, and other expenses. Time commitment: Breeding dogs requires a significant time commitment. You will need to spend time caring for the breeding pair, as well as the puppies. This includes feeding, cleaning, playing with, and training the puppies. Risk of producing puppies with health problems: Even if you breed healthy dogs, there is always a risk of producing puppies with health problems. This can be a financial and emotional burden for you and the puppy's new family. Oversupply of puppies: There are currently more puppies in shelters than there are homes for them. This is due in part to irresponsible breeding. By breeding dogs for profit, you are contributing to the problem of overpopulation. becoming an Australian Shepherd breeder for profit has both positive and negative aspects. To ensure the well-being of Australian Shepherds and contribute positively to the canine community, responsible breeding practices, ethical considerations, and a genuine love for the breed are essential.
Can you breed nkc to akc which would you register the puppies under?
Papers don't matter when you are breeding dogs. The only problem you will have is registering the puppies.
Can you register the puppies from a piebald female and blk and tan male?
Depends on the breed, the colour of the puppies and the registry you are looking at registering and the current registration static of both parents, but the bigger thing here is that if you do not know that, don't know what breed you have or are looking to the internet to answer that question, you shouldn't be breeding at all. Breeding dogs requires a vast amount of knowledge on a chosen breed, and the ONLY dogs that should be used for breeding are Champion stock as they represent the very best of the breed. If your dogs do not have their CH title than they should not be bred from.
Why is dog breeding used?
Dogs reproduce without human interference. Domestic dogs may be intentionally bred by their owners. A person who intentionally mates dogs to produce puppies is referred to as dog breeder.
Why do dogs have so many puppies in one litter?
Has to do with the genetic makeup of the dogs, if you breed brother- sister, mom- son, daughter- father, whatever "bad traits they carry with be double fold, bad teeth, bad tail set, bad conformation, all would be super concentrated in the resulting pups, only experienced breeders, that have no problem in culling ( removing pups from a breeding gene pool by either putting down or spay/neuter) should attempt these types of breeding's. There are safe ways of breeding to be able to carry on specific desired characteristics, you need to do your research by buying books and reading about breeding before you start breeding your dogs.
What state do puppies like the most?
Puppies like the state Florida the best. I have studied the behavior of puppies and dogs for many years and out of thousands of dogs and puppies and species, the puppies and dogs liked Florida the best.
How often do dogs have puppies?
Dogs normally have puppies every 6 months.
How old do dogs have 2 be 2 have puppies?
The dogs have to be 12 months to have puppies...
12 dogs in a park 2 of them are puppies. what fraction of the dogs are puppies?
2/12 or 1/6 of them are puppies
Does a dog have to be registered before breeding?
no because u get puppies that r unregistered dogs than it could be illegal and u can pro bally go to jail.
What do puppies meean?
puppies are baby dogs
