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I was told that age is one factor that affects number of pups to be littered by an expert that's a reason that need verification from my fellow pet landers

na...from experience...the health state of both parent is most important...less than a year dog could attain breeding size and have a large litter when bred...when are the necessary tinz r put in place...do d needful and feed ur dog well with exercise...u will b fyn

vinscent:
na...from experience...the health state of both parent is most important...less than a year dog could attain breeding size and have a large litter when bred...when are the necessary tinz r put in place...do d needful and feed ur dog well with exercise...u will b fyn

Please can you throw more light

Jackonsy:
I was told that age is one factor that affects number of pups to be littered by an expert that's a reason that need verification from my fellow pet landers

it's true, the more mature a dog is, the lower the egg and sperm production will be.
male dogs can breed till death but most times you should stop by 8yrs, while females should be stopped around 5 yrs.
the prime childbearing age of a female dog is around 2yrs-4/5 yrs

There are a few important factors that determine the size of a litter
Females: Number of eggs released during ovulation; Quality of food given during gestation; Stressful situation the female can be in(this can induce abortion by reabsorbtion or explusion)

Males: Sperm Count,Sperm motility, Condition of the male during breeding, Infection

These are the factors that can affect the quality and number of pups

knyte:
There are a few important factors that determine the size of a litter
Females: Number of eggs released during ovulation; Quality of food given during gestation; Stressful situation the female can be in(this can induce abortion by reabsorbtion or explusion)

Males: Sperm Count,Sperm motility, Condition of the male during breeding, Infection

These are the factors that can affect the quality and number of pups

That’s all!

IamAnderson:
it's true, the more mature a dog is, the lower the egg and sperm production will be.
male dogs can breed till death but most times you should stop by 8yrs, while females should be stopped around 5 yrs.
the prime childbearing age of a female dog is around 2yrs-4/5 yrs

Waioooow thanks bro

It's very interesting

knyte:
There are a few important factors that determine the size of a litter
Females: Number of eggs released during ovulation; Quality of food given during gestation; Stressful situation the female can be in(this can induce abortion by reabsorbtion or explusion)

Males: Sperm Count,Sperm motility, Condition of the male during breeding, Infection

These are the factors that can affect the quality and number of pups

Thanks I really appreciate

Jackonsy:
Thanks I really appreciate

You welcome sir

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