When is the best time for dogs to mate?

1. Calculate the best time: The best time for dogs to mate is when they are over two years old. The first time bleeding is seen is the second day. The best time for female dogs under five years old is generally the second day. Between the 11th and 15th day, female dogs over 6 years old are generally on the 9th to 11th day.
2. Look at the blood thickness: It is generally considered to be thin, and it is recommended when blood is vaguely visible or there is no blood at all. Some dogs will have no blood, and most dogs will have a little.
3. Look at the condition of the peach and its tail: it is best to breed when the peach starts to wilt slightly after swelling, and the tail must be completely tipped.
4. Check the softness and hardness of the tube. The tube is the part from the anus to the peach of a female dog. The tube of a female dog will undergo a process from hard to soft after being in heat. It is very hard when it first comes into estrus, and is completely hard to touch when it ends. When it just starts to soften, the female dog must be ovulating, and breeding is best at this time.
5. At the end of the inversion, when the peach wilts, the blood becomes light or stops, and the tube begins to soften, it is easy to mix.

What are the precautions for mating?

1. A female dog in estrus for the first time is only sexually mature and her body is not fully mature, so she is not suitable for breeding.
2. Generally, the first mating age for female dogs is 1.5 years old (it is appropriate to mate during the second estrus), and the age for male dogs is 2.0 years old.
3. When a female dog is in heat, she should be bred 1-2 times, and the interval between two times should be 48 hours.
Male dogs are bred 40-60 times a year, preferably no more than 2 times a week.
4. The location should be in a quiet environment, preferably a place that both male and female dogs are familiar with. This is especially important for timid female dogs to avoid crowds from affecting mating.