Question for those who breed dogs?

What does you breed mentor say? You do have one right?

Secondly your best bet no matter how friendly they are now is to keep any and all dogs away from mom and the pups after they are born. for at least 3 weeks. You don't want to risk the other female harming the pups nor do you want the mother to be stressed to the point she kills the pups.

I`m not a breeder but I have birthed 3 litters . I had 3 female dogs. The youngest one was having puppies. One of the dogs was the mother of the pregnant dog. I decided too keep one of the pups. As soon as those came the 3 females fought to the death. I could not leave the Mom and the Grandmom in the same room. They always got along before. So in my experience two females don`t get along well especially with pups around. Good Luck

I have had females jump in with other pups and neither cared and others who didn't want another dog too near.My suggestion would be if the dog and pups are in your eyesight and the other dog wants to be near and mom dog doesn't mind let it be.I really feel they should not be left unsupervised.A crying pup could upset mom and she may attack the other dog for protection of her pups even if the other dog isn't doing anything.Dogs could be hurt and pups hurt or killed in the squabble.An exercise pen with whelping box can work so other dog can see mom and pups but not have any close access to them.

I know it's very normal for any lactating female to nurse any set of pups, whether hers, or otherwise. Perhaps she's just interested in the changes in body chemistry, and the smells, and she knows pups are on the way. Although I'm certain it has nothing to do with "safety" or her grand-pups being related.

Hi my parents own a kennal for breeding Sibeian Huskies. When they are pregnant we usually keep them with thier kennal mates untill they give birth. After the delivery the mother usually gets over protective of her babies, and then will begin to fight with other females. So my advice to you is just simply keep an eye on them some dogs are different and might want the company.

I've had b*tches who wanted another dog around....

I've had b*tches who will kill another b*tch's pups...

Safest bet is to keep them apart.

Do your dogs have clearances? If not, then why are you breeding dogs? And another hint that you should not be breeding, is that you don not even to the answer to your own question!

And thank you very much, but I think that people are interested in what i have to say. I think that they also agree with my that we do not need anymore BYB in our world today!

So, why don't you get off of the computer, and get your dogs fixed?

Thanks!