Wait 1 year.
A female dogs name is a Bitch. A male dog is just called a dog, unless you are using him for breeding; in which case he will show as the 'Sire' on the pedigree. A female dog is called a bitch, if using her for breeding, she will show as the 'Dam' on the pedigree.
This can vary. Whether or not the stud dog's owner gets the pick of the litter should be negotiated ahead of breeding, along with stud fees.
A litter. Also, the dog breeding term for their mother is a "bitch."
Although possible, this is NOT a good idea. Unless your female had a very small litter without complications or her losing condition, you should not consider breeding from her on her next season. Wait about a year before considering breeding from her again, for her sake.
Dogs should be at least one year of age and in good health before breeding. In my opinion, one litter a year is healthy for a dog. And breeding should stop when they are over 6 years old.
3 years of age to start breeding
I'm not sure what the requirement is but my dalmatian/lab had her litter when she was 2 years old. She had 11 healthy puppies, all survived just fine and she had no negative affects from the pregnancy.
A momma dog is typically called a "dam." This term is used in breeding contexts to refer to the female parent of a litter of puppies. The male counterpart is known as a "sire."
Why would you bury a dog in litter
An Akita can have an average litter size of 7 to 8 puppies, but it can range from 3 to 12 puppies. Breeding practices and the individual health of the mother dog can also influence litter size.
You have to keep taking your poodle to the litter every hour in hopes that he will start going potty there, pretty soon he will get the idea and will go there to do its business. Make sure your dog does not eat the litter.
Only if you want puppies. In the vast majority of cases, the answer is no, since most people aren't prepared for everything that comes along with responsibly breeding a litter.