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Are you a breeder? If so, find him a female dog.
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Can a dog mate without being in heat?
No, a dog cannot have pups without mating. Mating needs to happen so the female can get pregnant with the pups.
Female dog not in heat get pragnet?
No, a dog must be in heat to mate successfully. Otherwise she will not get pregnant.
My female dog will not mate?
Has she come on heat yet?
Your dog was mating before in heat why?
Dogs only mate when in heat and when they are finished bleeding so your dog was ready
How do you get dogs to mate that have mated in the past?
Usually if the female is in heat any male dog will mate with her
Will dogs mate as soon as they are introduced?
No they do not the female dog has to be in heat
Do you have to put your dog into another dog to mate?
No you don't, when the time is right in the females heat cycle, he will do it instinctively.
Does a dog have to be in sesson to mate?
Yes, the female has to be in "heat", also known as in season.
If a female dog is with another male dog will they mate even if the female is not on heat?
Most females will only allow a male to mount them if they are in heat as this is the time when they are most fertile. Although some females will allow a dog to mate them whilst they are not in heat, there is less chance of the female getting pregnant.
Your dog which just turned 1 year old gets too excited a lot and humps her soft toy does that mean she is in heat already and ready to mate?
No it does not neccesarrliy mean she is in heat. When a female dog comes in heat she will begin a period of seven days, when she is done bleeding, then she is in heat and ready to mate.
When should you mate your female Labrador?
It's the same with any dog, when it's in heat.
Can a male dog penetrate another male dog?
Male animals usualy do not mate with other males but many mythological animals don't base their sexual culture on gender. Even dogs occasionally mate with the same gender. It is not uncommon for two of the same gender to mate.
