What if the dog won't let the male mount her at all?

Answer 1

Dogs mounting each other is not only a sign of eagerness to mate, but also a form of dominance. A bitch comes in season once every six months for a few weeks at a time, but can only get pregnant around the 14th day (double check with a breeder for 100% certainty). If she is mounting the male dog the chances are she's not ready to mate and forced mating would be unsuccessful. Try it about two weeks into her season and double check dates with a reputable dog breeder.

Answer 2

When he is mounted or better, before he mounts, take your index and middle finger and poke him in the side of the neck or side of the stomach right below the spine. by doing this you are simulating the bite of a dog. when he looks back you, stand straight up confidently and point behind him snapping your fingers. by doing that your asking him to walk away and that you are not allowing the behavior. never get frustrated or fearful ALWAYS be calm and assertive or your dog will not take you seriously, dogs dont follow unbalanced pack leaders only calm and assertive ones!! watch the dog whisperer on national geographic channel;)

Answer 3

Not typically. Sometimes dogs mount each other to assert dominance but you will notice that they will hump either side of the female and sometimes the female with mount the male. But as far as actual intercourse, you wont see a male trying to have sex with an unheated female.

Answer 4

Let me answer.

You have to wait.

Most of the time, male dogs are more aggressive than female dogs.

Male dogs want to mate everytime when the female dog only wants it when she is on period. When the female dog starts to have period (or close to), her body will get excited and she will want to cling to the owner's arm or scratch the sofa. At this time, you have to put the male and female dog in the same room and sometimes help them breed by positioning them.