When should a Pomeranian be bred? The earliest time a Pomeranian can be bred is when he is 14-16 months old, but in fact it is more recommended to breed a Pomeranian when the male dog is one and a half years old and the female dog is two years old. After the Pomeranian becomes an adult, the Pomeranian will be bred every year. There are two times of estrus, one in spring and one in autumn. During this period, breeding can be carried out normally.

In autumn, when dogs are about 6-9 months old, they will have their first estrus. It is possible to get pregnant through normal mating behavior at this time, but it is not recommended to breed Pomeranians at this time, because although the reproductive organs of Pomeranians are basically mature at this time, the various organs and skills of the body are not fully developed, and the body cannot bear pregnancy. The stress caused may very well lead to dystocia.

The earliest time for breeding is when the Pomeranian is 14-16 months old, but it is actually more recommended to breed the Pomeranian when the male dog is one and a half years old and the female dog is two years old. When Pomeranians reach adulthood, they will go into estrus twice a year, in spring and autumn, that is, from March to May and from September to November. Pomeranians will bleed during estrus, which is commonly known as "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.

If your little Pomeranian is one and a half years old, he has also started to go into heat and bleed. Then you must pay attention to the thickness of the blood. You must do the breeding when there is no blood at all, or when you can vaguely see the blood; but there is another situation that is to look at the dog's tail. If you find that the tail is completely down, then It means that the best breeding time has arrived.

If you want to breed a Pomeranian, you should pay attention to various issues such as whether the Pomeranian's age is appropriate, whether the body is healthy, whether the environment is quiet and tidy, etc. These problems will affect the success rate and quality of Pomeranian breeding. Therefore, you must choose a Pomeranian of the right age, conduct a physical examination before breeding, and choose a quiet environment to avoid disturbance. Before breeding, the owner must make these preparations and comfort both dogs to ensure the success of breeding.