How to breed Huskies? Huskies that have been born for the first time can be mated 11-13 days after estrus, while Huskies that have already given birth can be mated 9-11 days after estrus. In addition to determining the mating period, the owner also needs to find The best breeding partner; breeding may not be successful at the first time. If the breeding fails, the owner should not have any dissatisfaction with it.

Some Huskies do not experience vaginal bleeding. The owner can determine the breeding time based on the color of the vaginal secretions. When the color of the vaginal secretions changes from red to light khaki, breeding can be carried out 2 days later.

Of course, the owner may also encounter some special situations. For example, you may not be able to judge the breeding time by observing the vaginal bleeding and vaginal discharge of the Husky. In this case, the veterinarian's suggestion is to use a male dog to test the love. If the female dog accepts mating, then the next 1-3 days are the best time for breeding.

In addition to determining the breeding period, the owner also needs to find the best breeding partner. Since Huskies have different body types, in order to prevent the female dog from having dystocia during childbirth, the owner must select a male dog of the appropriate size for mating. For example, mating a large male dog with a small female dog may cause dystocia for the female dog, but if the female dog is larger than the male dog, there is no need to worry about this situation. When inspecting breeding partners, parents should not forget to take a look at their "appearance". Huskies with good bloodlines and good appearance can often inherit these quality factors from their offspring. However, purebred dogs have poorer physiques and have higher requirements for breeding.

The last thing to remind the owner is that breeding may not be successful at the first time. If the breeding fails, the owner should not have any dissatisfaction with the husky. You must know that they can sense the emotional changes of the owner.