Dog Breeding and Mating

A breeder assists an inexperienced stud dog by guiding the dog through the mating process, ensuring that he is comfortable and confident. They may use techniques to familiarize him with the female and monitor his behavior during mating to ensure a successful breeding. Additionally, the breeder can provide training and positive reinforcement to help the stud dog learn appropriate mating behaviors. Overall, their support helps to create a positive environment for both the stud dog and the female.

Yes, horses can and do get cancer. One of the most commonly described cancers in horses is malignant melanoma in gray horses - a proliferation of tumors under the tail and throughout the abdomen and chest that multiply rapidly and eventually cause death. Other cancers include carcinomas of various organs, sarcomas of the bone and connective tissue and round cell cancers like lymphoma and mast cell tumors.

As with any breed of dog, it's going to depend on how many times the dog was bred. And it will depend on how many eggs were fertilized. To answer your generalized question with a generalized answer, on average 2-4 pups.

um first they may whine a bit but you know... that hurts and second that depends on how hard it was steped on if it was very hard it could be very bad maybe(hopefully not) life threatining but if it wasnt to hard than the puppy should be fine!(but if its a younger puppy the chance is higher that it will be serious)

p.s poor puppy

Inbreeding causes many inherited illnesses, birth defects and weakened immune systems in the puppies. Therefore, it is never wise to inbreed dogs.

No it is not normal for chihuahua to eat its puppies at birth

Technically, yes. But that would be very hard for the dog.

There is a Facebook page called "Tamaskan Rescue UK" which is probably your best bet to adopt a Tamaskan. None of the popular pet finder sites let you search by that breed name, since it is rare.

Most often, no. Usually puppies are born one at a time, same as most humans. However, it does happen.

First, note that it is "bated" breath. Though the form "baited" is often used, it is still considered to be a misspelling. ["Baited" has a different sense, too.] "Bated" is a clipped form [technically, an aphetic] of "abated," just as squireis a clipped form of esquire. Abated means "lessened," "weakened," or "diminished": the word stresses the idea of progressive diminishing, as in the storm abated. The expression "bated breath" appears in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, but the origin of the idiom "waiting with bated breath" is lost in the dark past of our language.

There is only one way to mark them: they are always cuter than your honor student.

Pregnancy

Female dogs can get pregnant as soon as they have their first heat. But, breeding them on their first or even second heat IS NOT recommended. When a female can come into heat depends on the dog and size. Small dogs can come into heat rather quickly while large dogs can take up to a year or more.

For the same reason that virtually any male that's had a vasectomy is still interested in sex. The dynamics are a bit different but it's the same principle.

yes but you should wait a week to let the shot take effect.

yes u can its not by law either u can or they have to its your choice but if the puppies are really young let them spend time with their mother and drink the moms milk

A puppy from a puppy mill is more likely to have illness or parasites from the other dogs. It will probably have fleas or lice. The dieseases could spread to you, but are more likely to hurt the dog. If a dog is bought from a suspected puppy mill, do these things.

1. Call and ask the owner about health. Some puppy mill owners will give false documents or words. Get real proof from a vet.

2. If it is a puppy mill, turn it in to the police. Puppy mills are illegal.

3. Get the dog proper vaccinations and treatments.

4. Enjoy puppy.