How old can golden retriever breed

Regarding the mating age of Golden Retrievers, if it is a female dog, it is recommended that the female dog be in the second estrus for the first mating. The mating age at this time is about 1 and a half years old, while the male dog is two years old. It is worth noting that it is not recommended to breed the golden retriever who is in estrus for the first time. At this time, the golden retriever is only sexually mature and has not yet reached physical maturity. Premature mating will cause the dog's growth and development to be hindered and reproductive ability to decline. If the female dog is bred prematurely, it is also easy to have dystocia during delivery.

Precautions for breeding golden retriever:

1. The female dog can be bred 1-2 times during the estrus period, but each time needs to be separated by 48 hours. The breeding environment is best to choose a place that is quiet and familiar to both male and female dogs.

2. Female dogs that lack sexual experience will not let male dogs mate even when they are in estrus. At this time, they often need the assistance of their owners.

3. The male dog mated for the first time will become flustered and hesitant once in contact with the female dog, or have incomplete sexual behavior. It takes several times to proceed normally, so it is best to let a female dog with sexual experience Breed with male dogs.

4. The breeding of golden retrievers also needs to achieve "three matches and three unmatches" and "one morning and one late". Three matches refer to the match between male dogs with the same advantages, higher grades than female dogs, and young dogs; three mismatches refer to incompatibility between male dogs with lower grades than female dogs and old dogs with the same or opposite disadvantages; One late means that young female dogs should be mated late, and old female dogs should be mated early.