For small breeds, female puppies can come into heat at 5-6months, and, if bred, can have a litter at 7-8months.
Most breeds over 35lbs at adult weight do not come into heat till 7-9months, some later.
However, do not allow puppies to breed this young.
Sibling puppies WILL mate as soon as they have a chance.
Around the age of one year, which is why vets now recommend spaying or neutering them before they are a year old.
Usually between six months and a year old, but it is different for each dog.
Around 6 months, but it varies with some puppies.
Yes, it is.
Between six to nine months, they will reach puberty and become sexually active.
When their tired, asleep, sedated, or if they are a particularly calm breed.
Ducklings become fethered at about 6 weeks old, they begin to quack around 4 months old, and females lay eggs at 8 months old (around this time ducks become sexually active).
They can become sexually mature in as little as four weeks
It happens.
about 2
Find a boyfriend, or a girlfriend, and take it from there.
it is a period in animals where they become sexually active
get him hard & put it in & out
The become sexually active and able to reproduce.
No. A pap smear also checks for cervical abnormalities, infections or cancer, and is for all females who are 18+ years of age, or who have become sexually active earlier than that.
If you are 110% guaranteed to refrain from sex, there is no need to get immunised. If you may or will become active, get the shot.
Hopefully as soon as they become sexually active, if not before.
Yes, it is.
There are no foods that can make someone sexually active.
You generally can't. There aren't any visible signs of being sexually active or not being sexually active, unless you see them in the act.