Breeding female 1st time!

by Danielle
(M,F,U.s)

Hey there!
Is it safe to breed my female pom for the first time at 6 months old? It is her 1st heat (cycle). I really want to! Are there any problems I should look out for?
She is going to go in heat in 2-3 months, I am planning ahead.

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Breeding female 1st time!

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Aug 10, 2010

How ignorant
by: Anonymous

How ignorant could you be??? Breeding a six month old dog? Just because you can doesn't mean you should.

Mar 21, 2010

pom pregnancy questions
by: Anonymous

help i have a male and a Female pom and she went in to heat and i didn't notices for a couple of days then i did so i split them up. but now im reading if her nipples get bigger she probably is she is only 10 months im scard and i also read they ca get pregnant more then once by the same dog or another within the same cycle and then they'll have over baby's

Mar 05, 2009

ThaNK YOU!
by: Anonymous

Thank you for all of your help! I have decided to wait untill her second heat! Thxs for the help!

Mar 05, 2009

No
by: Anonymous

No you need to wait or the puppys will not be healthy when born.

Mar 01, 2009

pregnant pom at 8 mths
by: Anonymous

my pomeranian puppy is only 8mths and is 22 days into her pregency and im really scared for her i had know idea she was in heat and would have kept her and my male seperate if i would have saw any sign besides them getting stuck together butt to butt lol. so my advice would be skip her first, ive heard that my pups puppies may not make it or my pup may not make it and im really worried for her. ill update on how her labor and pups go im expecting around march 18 hope i have good news!

Jan 01, 2009

Breeding
by: Anonymous

Hi there, I bred my pomeranian in her second heat at almost a year and a half. I think that at 6 months is too early because your puppy is still a puppy and hasn't fully developed. If I were you I would wait until over a year. Goodluck

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