A mother dog is commonly referred to as a "dam." This term specifically denotes a female dog that has given birth to puppies. In breeding and veterinary contexts, the term is used to distinguish her from the sire, which is the male parent.
She is called a dam
A mother dog is called a dam.
A dog owning mother
A dog whose mother and father are the same breed is called a purebred dog.
Don't be offended but it is a "bitch." In fact, "Bitch" can refer to any female canine (especially a dog) whether or not it is a mother. The more precise term for a mother dog is a "dam," which applies to any female parent of a four-legged animal. The male parent is the "sire."
The mother is called a bitch, and the dad is called a sire.
A female otter is called a bi*ch, a male otter is called a dog and otter young are called pups.
The father is a Sire. The mother is a Dam (dame)
bitch I would probably name a mother dog Jules or Sandy or maybe the color of her coat. Whatever good name a mother dog would like to have. Lucy might work, but that is kind of too human and it doesn't sound adult, but if you like it.... There's a lot of names to call a mom dog, but obviously it doesn't have to have its named changed if it becomes a mother. It keeps the same name from the time the owner names it. So choose her name wisely to a name you will want to keep.
A female otter is called a bi*ch, a male otter is called a dog and otter young are called pups.
A litter.
A mother catfish is called a "female catfish." In biological terms, female catfish are referred to as "spawners" when they are ready to lay eggs. Catfish are known for their unique breeding behavior, where the male catfish guards the eggs until they hatch.