Teddy's estrus usually lasts for 6-14 days, and a few can last as long as 21 days. Male Teddy's estrus usually lasts for about 15 days, during which there will be frequent straddling movements, and the mood will fluctuate greatly.
The first estrus of a Teddy female dog is about 6-10 months after birth. The growth status, body structure and nutritional intake of each dog are different, which will have certain effects on the time of the first estrus. Influence. Some dogs go into estrus earlier, and some dogs don’t go into estrus until they are 10 months old. This is a normal phenomenon. Most owners only need to supplement nutrition for Teddy dogs that develop slowly.
During estrus, male Teddy will have stronger physiological needs. At this time, if normal mating can be obtained and physiological needs are met, the reaction of the troubled dog will be slowed down. Therefore, dog owners can choose a suitable mate for Teddy to mate with. However, you should pay attention to check your spouse's physical condition to avoid contracting certain infectious diseases. In addition, the female Teddy may become pregnant after mating, so the feeding issues should be discussed with the female Teddy owner.

When the Teddy dog ​​is in heat, the owner should pay attention to supplementing the dog's nutrition. You can make complementary food for the dog, or you can buy high-quality nutritional paste and add it to the dog's food. During estrus, if you do not plan to breed the dog, it is best to put on menstrual pants for the female Teddy. Especially when going out, in addition to menstrual pants, it is best to put a leash on the dog.