How do Corgis mate? The most appropriate mating age for Corgi mating is after 1 year of age. Mating should be carried out in a quiet, clean place, and not surrounded by many people except the owner. Do not let the dog drink water or exercise vigorously immediately after mating, and male dogs should not be mated frequently, but once a day, with a rest day every 3-4 days. What should be noted about mating is to choose the most appropriate mating age for the dog. The general mating time for male dogs is better after 1 year of age, and the most appropriate mating age for female dogs, the following factors should be noted: 1. The female dog in heat should be watched to prevent being stolen by a non-selected male dog, which affects the quality of offspring; the male dog is also not allowed to go out to look for a female dog in heat, otherwise it is easy to transmit diseases or be bitten by other male dogs due to competition for a mate. 3. Mating should be carried out in a quiet and clean place, except for the owner 3. Do not drink water or engage in vigorous exercise immediately after mating, but let the male and female dogs return to their kennels for a short rest. 4. Do not mate frequently, so as not to affect health and shorten the breeding life. A strong male dog should mate once a day and take a day off every 3-4 days. Occasionally, if he mates twice in a day, the interval should be more than 6 hours and he must rest the next day. Young males and older males should also be mated less frequently. When the number of mating is increased as a last resort, nutrition should be enhanced to compensate. Although a female dog can have two litters per year, having too many litters can have an impact on the physical condition of both the female dog and the litter. According to the age and health status of the bitch, it is appropriate to breed three litters in two years or one litter a year. 6. The date of the beginning of each heat, the number of days of each heat stage and the date of mating should be carefully recorded for future reference.
