What should I do if the Border Collie cannot be bred? Shepherds are bred and mated! When the Border Collie reaches a certain age, parents all want to find a "boyfriend" or "girlfriend" for their dog. However, If you encounter a Border Collie that cannot be bred, it will be more embarrassing. At this time, you need the help of parents. So what should we parents do?

What should I do if my Border Collie cannot be bred?

Parents feel very uncomfortable when faced with the depression and struggle of Border Collies during breeding. In fact, after making preliminary preparations, Border Collies will not be so depressed and cause temporary psychological shadow. Before breeding a Border Collie, the female Border Collie should choose a good partner before she goes into heat, and let them go out to play together several times to get familiar with each other. This will help the dogs communicate emotionally. On the day of breeding, before the female Border Collie goes out, parents Be sure to communicate with her, explain the reason for going out, encourage her, and say some comforting words. The Border Collie can get support from your words and expressions.

It is best to breed a dog in the morning, keep an empty stomach, and empty the toilet before breeding the dog. On the day of mating, lock up the male first so that the female can get familiar with the environment and relax, and then let the male out. After mating, the male and female borders will be connected tail-to-tail. At this time, do not let the female border move around to avoid injuring the male border. After breeding, do not give food and water immediately, let both parties rest quietly for more than 10 minutes, and do not do strenuous exercise. It is best for the owner to accompany the mother during the rest.

If the situation is okay later, there will be no problem. After the breeding is completed, do not let the female border do strenuous exercise, such as running, jumping, etc. Wait for the birth of the little border after 2 months.