Dogs should be bred after the bleeding has stopped. Normally, dogs can be bred after one or two days of bleeding. After mating, if the female dog whines or even attacks the male dog, etc. This situation shows that the breeding is basically successful.

About one month after the dog mates, you can take the dog to the hospital for a B-ultrasound scan or DR examination to determine whether the dog is pregnant. The gestation period of a dog is about two months. If it is too early or too late, the dog needs to be checked in the hospital to ensure the health of the fetus.

Signs of successful dog breeding

1. Mating behavior: After mating, the female dog suddenly howls and even attacks the male dog in turn. This behavior will be repeated Several times.

2. Stop estrus: A female dog that is successfully bred will soon stop estrus, become irritable, restless, and refuse the pursuit of the opposite sex. Some female dogs with bad personalities and violent tempers will even take the initiative to attack and bite those of the opposite sex who try to get close to them.

3. Nipple changes: A few weeks after successful breeding, the female dog’s nipples, which were originally hidden deep in the hair, will become red, swollen and stand erect.