When is the best time to breed Alaskan dogs? The best breeding time for Alaskan dogs is on the 14th or 15th day after bleeding. At this time, the female dog is in the ovulation period, and the probability of successful breeding is higher; or the breeding time can be determined based on Alaska’s estrus performance. For example, when you see a female dog actively approaching a male dog and willing to accept the male dog climbing on her, you can breed her.

If you want to breed an Alaskan dog as early as possible, you can choose to breed it when it is 14 or 15 months old, when the body of the Alaskan dog is basically fully developed. Adult Alaskan dogs will go into heat once each year in spring and autumn, that is, from March to May and September to November. During this period, dogs can be bred.

The specific breeding time can be calculated based on the estrus time. The menstrual period, that is, the bleeding period of the Alaskan dog, is about fourteen days. At first, there will be a little bleeding, then it will start to increase, and then slowly decrease. The best time for mating is at the end of the menstrual period. Ovulation begins around the fourteenth or fifteenth day. This time is very suitable for mating.

If it is not possible to determine how many days the Alaskan female dog has been in estrus, then the approximate breeding time can be determined based on the Alaskan dog's estrus performance. When you see the Alaskan female dog frequently approaching the male dog, the labia are swollen, and the vaginal discharge is red. When the dog turns yellow and is willing to accept a male dog climbing on it, arrangements for breeding can begin.

During the breeding period, you should pay attention to choosing a quiet and clean place, follow up on the nutritional supplement of the Alaskan dog, pay attention to environmental hygiene and the dog's own hygiene, and create good breeding conditions for the Alaskan dog.