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Dogs typically stop having puppies around 8-10 years old. As they age, their fertility decreases and pregnancy and childbirth become riskier for both the mother and the puppies. It is recommended to spay/neuter dogs to prevent unwanted litters and potential health issues.
Most dogs are considered puppies for the first year of their life. However, larger breeds may be considered puppies for up to 2 years. After this time, they are typically considered adults.
Dogs typically have puppies in the spring or early summer, although it can vary depending on the breed. It is not natural for a dog to eat their own puppies. If a dog does exhibit this behavior, it may be due to stress, illness, or other underlying issues and should be addressed by a veterinarian.
Puppies stop growing at around a year of age. Smaller dogs may finish earlier, bigger dogs may finish later.
Female dogs can generally have puppies safely between the ages of 2 and 7 years old, with the ideal age being between 2 to 5 years old. It is important to consult with a veterinarian before breeding a female dog, as age and overall health can impact the safety of the pregnancy and birth. Older dogs may face more complications during pregnancy and birth.
Spaying is the procedure. If the female is in the early stages of pregnancy or is simply suspected to be pregnant, then it's an emergency spay.