Dogs are usually in the estrus period of spring and autumn, is that true?

Yes, dogs usually occur in the estrus period of spring and autumn. The temperature rises in spring and the dog's reproductive system also begins to become active, so the dog will go into heat in spring. At the same time, spring is also the best time for dogs to reproduce. At this time, the dogs are very active, have a strong appetite, and their hair begins to become thicker.

Generally speaking, dogs are in estrus in spring and autumn. If the dogs are not spayed, they will find a partner to mating when in estrus. As we all know, dogs are different from many animals. The total mating time is relatively long and lasts about 30 minutes, tightly connected before the entire process is completed. This inseparable mating method is called a trap party and takes a long time to increase the likelihood of a bitch getting pregnant.

Some people may wonder, can dogs be inseparable for so long, force their mating to be interrupted? Really not allowed. This dog's behavior is a normal physiological phenomenon. Generally speaking, don't bother it easily. Forced separation will cause varying degrees of harm to male and female dogs. Severe may even lead to the death of the dog. Dogs have their own mating methods and should not be randomly intervened or interrupted in ways that violate the normal physiological phenomena of the dog.

Although interrupting dog mating cannot prevent the dog from becoming 100% pregnant, the bitch still has a chance to get pregnant. If you don't want to mate with your dog, it's best to sterilize it. Castified dogs can be cared for, have adequate rest and are properly nourished. Feeding dogs and goat milk is a nutrient that can help dogs recover quickly. Regardless, you need to pay attention to your dog's daily diet. Only by eating well can your body become healthier. Don't give dogs humans food at will.