When will the Alaskan dog be bred? The earliest time that the Alaskan dog can be bred is about 14-16 months after it is born, and the best breeding age is 2-3 years old; the specific breeding time can be from after the Alaskan dog has vaginal bleeding. Counting from the first day, it is generally around 11-13 days after bleeding, which is the most suitable for mating.

When Alaskan dogs are about 8 months old, they will have their first estrus period. It is possible to conceive through normal mating behavior at this time, but it is not recommended to breed Alaskan dogs at this time, because although the reproductive organs of Alaskan dogs at this time are basically mature, the various organs and skills of the body are not fully developed, and the body is not able to Dealing with the stress of pregnancy.

The earliest time for breeding is when the Alaskan dog is 14-16 months old. However, for the sake of eugenics and breeding, it is recommended to breed the Alaskan dog when the male dog is one and a half years old and the female dog is two years old. After the Alaskan dog reaches adulthood, it will go into estrus twice a year, in spring and autumn, that is, from March to May and from September to November. During this period, the dog can be bred.

During the period of estrus, the vagina of Alaskan female dogs will bleed, which is what we commonly call "menstruation". It is not suitable to breed when there is a lot of bleeding. The best time to breed is when there is no blood at all or only a little blood. The specific breeding time can also be determined based on the estrus performance of the Alaskan dog. When the female Alaskan dog is constantly approaching the male dog, the labia are swollen and everted, the vaginal secretions change from red to yellow, and she is willing to accept the male dog climbing on her, then the breeding time will be determined. Arrangements for breeding can begin.