After a dog reaches sexual maturity, it usually goes into heat from March to May and from September to November each year. During the heat period, dogs become irritable and restless. How to choose a suitable mate for the dog? What to do when a dog is in heat?

Because female dogs have an absolute advantage when choosing a partner, before their ovulation period, the female dog will choose the male dog she prefers to mate with in order to reproduce the next generation.

Like all animals, the right to choose a mate is held by the female.

When the female dog enters her twice-yearly heat period, she attracts male dogs by the information contained in her urine. When the male dog smells this scent, he will... However, when the female dog is not close to ovulation, she will not accept the male dog.

When the female dog is about to ovulate, she begins to accept the male dog; when she decides to accept the male dog, she will wag her hips in front of him, which is the female dog's mating invitation. If she does not like a male dog, she will drive him away. So for a male dog, winning the affection of a female dog is quite difficult.

Many owners strictly supervise their dogs to prevent them from mating indiscriminately. This makes it hard for dogs to freely fall in love nowadays. Most people who want their dogs to mate choose to arrange a "matchmaking" session.

But humans have different views from dogs; what owners consider a perfect match may not be the same for dogs. Many poor male dogs are directly rejected by the female dogs on the spot. Therefore, using matchmaking for mating is very difficult to succeed.

When a female dog enters heat, her body secretes a fluid carrying information to attract male dogs, then chooses a favorite male dog to mate with.

Male dogs have a particularly strong desire for love; some even run away from home just to see a beloved female dog once. Some even perform mating behaviors towards the owner or the owner’s belongings to satisfy their needs.