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I doubt if I've seen any thread that encourages use of vitamins or food to boost fertility. I know stud owners usually have issues on what and what to use to boost fertility; if e possible sef we go use Ponkyriyon or opaeyin for our male dogs to have a chance to have plenty puppies.....the usual vitamins recommended is as follows; add urs to help others learn:
1. folic acid
2. vitamin C
3. vitamin B. complex
knyte,
4. vitamin D
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Do you recommend castrating a dog you are not using as stud that tries to roam?

Heltinking:
Do you recommend castrating a dog you are not using as stud that tries to roam?

yes I do to prevent indiscriminate mating....and why will ur dog roam?

It doesn't, but tries to run out of the compound always

zinc also ca be used as well as reducing the frequency and use of the male stud.....
also weather or season has its own effect.....mating under cool weather is better and if ur cage is made of iron, try 2 provide shade for d stud

Heltinking:
It doesn't, but tries to run out of the compound always

what breed of dog is ur dog?