Male Samoyed can breed, Samoyed can breed

Adoptive mothers are a matter of personal preference, male Satsuma is larger and a little troublesome, and female Satsuma is smaller and more docile.

Samoyeds belong to the medium-sized dogs. The Samoyed dog, also known as Samoyed, was originally a dog breed bred by the Samoyed people, the aborigines of Siberia, who were naughty and agile before the age of one. It is alert, strong, flexible, beautiful, noble and elegant, well-behaved and cute, with a very striking appearance, with the title of "smiling angel", and also has the title of "smiling angel face, mischievous devil heart".

The color of the Samoyed is white; Some have a very light light brown, cheese color, light brown color. There has been an off-white Satsuma in the world, and the FCI recognizes him as an atavistic Satsuma with purebred Samoyed genes, and black Samoyed dogs are extremely rare.

Raise and play, the public is good.

I want to make some money, and my mother is good.

I'm an adoptive mother, but I don't make much money, and I'm annoyed to death.

So it is recommended that you raise a male one.

The cat raises the female's dog but as long as you like the gender it doesn't matter I raised the male Satsuma I was naughty when I was a child Alas blame I didn't have a good education, anyway, it's an excited type, and it's usually him who takes me around, not me who leads him. Hehe.

Samoyed is theoretically able to mate at the age of six or seven months, but it is best to let it mate after the age of 1 year and about 1 and a half years old to reproduce.

However, it is also the most overlooked issue.

The pet dog that should be paid attention to in breeding is the most suitable mating age for the Samoyed dog.

Generally, the breeding time of male dogs is better after 1 year old, and the most suitable mating age for female dogs should pay attention to the following factors:

The Samoyed of ** should be well guarded to prevent being stolen by non-selected male dogs and affecting the quality of offspring; The male dog also does not allow it to go out to find a female dog, otherwise it is easy to transmit diseases or be bitten by other male dogs due to competition for mates.

Breeding should be carried out in a quiet and clean place, except for the dog owner, do not let other idle people watch and make noise.

Do not drink water and do Samoyed** strenuous exercise immediately after breeding, and let the male and female dogs go back to the kennel for a little rest.

Male dogs should not mate frequently, so as not to affect their health and shorten their breeding life.

Male dogs in the prime of life mate once a day, and should rest for a day every 3-4 days, and occasionally mate twice in a day, with an interval of more than 6 hours, and must rest the next day.

The frequency of breeding of young male dogs and old male dogs should also be reduced.

When the number of mating times is increased as a last resort, nutrition should be strengthened to compensate.

Male dogs over 12 years old should generally not be allowed to breed again.

The start date of each female dog, the number of days each stage lasts, and the mating date should be carefully recorded for future reference.

Although female dogs can breed two litters in Samoyed every year, they give birth too densely, which has an impact on the physique of both the female dog and the puppies.

According to the age and health of the female dog, it is more appropriate to breed three litters in two years or one litter a year.

Female dogs over 9 years old are generally not suitable for breeding.