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I am interested in breeding my dog when she comes in to heat. What do I need to know? Will the male know when to breed her?
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Dr. Marie replied:
Hi Helena and thanks for your question!
Hi there and thanks for your question. The following will give you some good information on breeding:
These articles also talk about some of the ethical things to consider when breeding. Many breeds, in order to be bred responsibly should have hip certification and eye certification among other things done first.
I also always make sure that people are financially prepared when it comes time for breeding as many dogs will need a C-Section which could cost $1000-$2000.
Your girl will be fertile during her heat cycle at about 7-14 days after she starts to bleed. You shouldn't really need to do too much as she should allow the male to breed her when she is fertile.
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Customer reply:
Thanks for those excellent articles! This has told me a lot about how to breed my dog! I never thought about the possibility of a C-Section.
Hopefully we will have some puppies soon!
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