Poodle Breeding Precautions

Once a poodle breeding is successful, symptoms such as enlarged breasts, hair loss around the breasts, vomiting, and decreased appetite may occur. It is best to give special care to the dog after breeding, usually male dogs need to pay attention to supplementing nutrition after breeding, and if the female dog breeds, it is necessary to reduce the amount of exercise and pay attention to whether the pregnancy is successful.

Precautions after Poodle Breeding

If it is a male dog, the owner needs to supplement the dog with rich nutrition food and pay attention to the interval of subsequent breeding. If it is a female dog, the owner needs to avoid letting the dog engage in vigorous exercise after breeding to prevent miscarriage despite successful breeding. If the dog does not breed successfully, it is necessary to breed again.

What are the symptoms after Poodle breeding?

There will be no noticeable symptoms immediately after the dog's breeding, but there may be symptoms of loss of appetite and mild vomiting. The dog's personality will become more calm and gentle, with increased sleep time and a preference for sleeping on its side. The owner should add some of the dog's favorite foods and increase the necessary nutrition for the dog. Later, the dog will have obvious reactions, and careful care is required during this period.

How long can you tell if the Poodle breeding is successful?

Usually, it is possible to determine whether the breeding is successful about half a month after the poodle breeding. If the breeding is successful, the poodle will have the following manifestations: longer sleep time, changed sleeping position, and adopting sleeping positions that do not press against the stomach. The dog will no longer be in heat and refuse to contact other male dogs. The personality becomes cautious and irritable. The accurate identification method is to perform a B-ultrasound examination.