How do i get my male to mount my female dog?

My female is in heat and her discharge is light pink......so i have a friend that has the same breed of dog but a male so I told him to bring him over to my house so the dogs could breed.When the male came my female seemed very flirtacious but the male seemed very disintrested and was more intrested in marking his territory.Please help, i have never bred dogs before

Before breeding, obtain a breed mentor, which you can do when you show your dog in a sanctioned dog show. Your dog should be well on it's way to it's breed championship/working titles before breeding. You should also have all health and genetic testing done, prior to breeding. She needs to be registered with a legit kennel club, such as AKC. You'll also need to have upwards of $1500.00 should she need an emergency c-section due to pregnancy/whelping complications. You'll also need to have lots of vacation time on the books, if you work, because you'll need to be home at least 2 weeks prior to whelping and at least that long after whelping. You'll need a legal contract stating that you'll take a pup back at any time, and for any reason, should someone need to surrender one. You'll also have to honor a health agreement. She will also need regular vet checkups during her pregnancy as well as an ultrasound. You will also need regular checkups after she whelps as well as
the pups. They will also need vaccinations and worming done by your vet.

Why would you even think of bringing more unwanted pups into this world when millions are euthanized in shelters each year? Get her spayed and your friend's male needs to be neutered. They are not breed worthy.

Unless you or your friend are licensed dog breeders, both animals should be neutered ASAP. There are entirely too many dogs euthanized because of people like you who are uneducated about breeding but do it anyway. If you were responsible, you wouldn't consider breeding your dog unless you're prepared to do the work to get yourself licensed as a breeder. It's a big responsibility and you need to understand the implications for the pups, not to mention the dangers to the dog herself, if you decide to breed her, .

I won't be helping you as you clearly have very little understanding of dog breeding. Do a LOT more research before you even consider trying to breed your *****.

Questions you should ask yourself:

Have you done the required health testing for your breed?

Do you have homes lined up for the puppies?

Can you take a puppy back if the new owners can no longer keep it?

Do you have the funds to cover a possible emergency C-section?

Why do you even want to breed? Is it a good enough reason to warrent bringing even more puppies into an already over populated world with so many dogs already in rescue and being PTS for no reason other than they can't find a home?

AJ

http://pets.freeforums.org/

Please learn a *lot* more about dog breeding, particularly the *ethics* of dog breeding, before you try to breed your dogs. You must be very young not to know about the pet overpopulation problem, and you must not have been on Answers very long to bring up such a firecracker topic.

well it all takes time.let nature take it's course.he'll soon mount her.don't worry.he'll soon go on and mate with her.he's just getting to know ur house and until he is comfortable with ur home,he'll then go on and do his thing.you know these other people don't know crap.you CAN find friends to sell the pups to and you only have one dog right?so you can keep a puppy or two.c-section doesn't even cost higher than 300 dollars.it costs 150-250 and well yeah you should probably have a vet just incase she has a some complications because maybe the pups might be too big.But....C-SECTIONS ARE RARE YOU LOSERS!get ur facts stairght!anyways don't worry but i do suggest to get a vet by ur side as long as you have that ...there's nothing wrong and im sure ur friends aren't ingorant punks that will give the pups back right?so theres nothign to worry about.hope i helped!!!

Before you make a decision like BREEDING you really should know all there is to know about it. If you are not knowelegable that make you a puppy mill breeder rather than a dog breeder. ......My advice read books know the breed and use the internet to its abilities

Since you don't know what you are doing, you shouldn't be breeding at all.

Please go do some serious research on responsible breeding.

For the love of god tell me you're joking?

Leave the breeding to the ones who know what they're doing you silly child.

I won't help greedy ignorant BYB-WANNABES make more unwanted crap!

SPAY TODAY!