[header] How to deal with common mating problems in dogs [title] Make sure your dog gets a pre-breeding health check. [step] Before you decide to breed your dog, you should make sure that they are healthy enough to do so. Make an appointment with your vet.
[header] How to deal with common mating problems in dogs [title] Make sure your dog gets a pre-breeding health check. [step] Before you decide to breed your dog, you should make sure that they are healthy enough to do so. Make an appointment with your vet.
If you have congenital health problems, and your dog is alert and well rounded, they may be able to control and prevent this issue. [substeps] Your vet will run some tests to confirm that your dog is healthy enough to breed with a dog other than yours. Explain that you are planning on breeding your dog, and ask the vet to examine your dog to ensure they are healthy enough for breeding. [substeps] Dogs can also contract sexually transmitted diseases (stds), so you need to make sure your dog is tested before you breed it. A pre-breeding staff can check your dog's feces and complete an initial screening of their health. These are some of the following tips about the timing of any breeder support : [substeps] Your dog's condition can provide a good time to get a pre-breeding health check. Ask your vet if they know any normal procedures for both adult and neutered dogs to ensure that your dog is healthy enough to undergo neutering. [substeps] If your dog has an unpleasant or negative history, such as low blood pressure, a history of sexual misconduct, or illnesses, they may not be a good breeding choice for you.