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How Old Does My Female Australian Shepherd Have To Be To Breed Her?

I want my female Aussie to have puppies, and she's a year old. But I don't want to hurt her by making her have babies to early. So how old does she have to be?




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How Old Does My Female Australian Shepherd Have To Be To Breed Her?

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How Old to Breed My Female
by: Marilyn

I first have to ask you why are you breeding her? If is not beneficial for your dog or for the exploding overpulation of dogs and cats in North America, in fact the world these days. Check out your local rescues and shelters, humane society and uspca, you will see their facilities are overflowing with abandoned, homeless and owner surrendered pets. It is heartbreaking knowing that litter of puppies are being thrown in the trash, off bridges etc. and you want to breed more? Think of the hundreds of thousands being cruely euthanized daily because there simply aren't enough homes to house all of these beautiful animals.
I work with animals rescue and the emotional load is very heavy looking at the haunting faces of innocent animals daily. Please reconsider :-) If you are not even sure what a good breeding age for you lovely dog is, why???
I just ask you to do a little research before you add to the problem. The world wide web is a good place to see the reality of the suffering from overbreeding.

Thank you.
breeding your Aussie
by: Anne

The answer to your question is 2 years old, when the bones are fully grown and strong. BUT Breeding your Aussie is very involved and a real commitment to do right by the breed, puppies and momma. I do Aussie Rescue also and I agree with the Marilyn who commented before myself. Why, I f you don't have all the puppies spoken for before you breed and all the health clearances are done and passed by your girl. You have a lot to consider with certain colors we breed together,epilepsy, eye problems, hip problems
and it goes on. If you would like to talk to me further I would love to educate you. But Please research everything about our aussies and breeding.
I encourage you to contact me privately

Anne Calmes
Gold Ring Aussies
Louisiana, USA
goldringkennel@aol.com
Be very careful breeding your Aussie
by: Ava

Before you breed your Aussie you need to do research. You can only breed an Aussie with a certain other type of Aussie. If cross breed you end up with deaf puppies, blind puppies or dead puppies. Shelters are full of puppies that are deaf because people think Aussies can be breed with any other dog or type--THEY CAN'T--

You are safest to not breed, but just enjoy your Aussie girl.

Please call your vet and talk to them before breeding your Aussie.

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