As a dog owner, you may be tempted to try to separate your furry friends when they are stuck in a copulatory loop during mating. However, it is important to remember that this is a natural phenomenon and there is no need for human intervention. In fact, physically separating your dogs by forcing them apart or surprising them is never the right answer. Instead, it is best to stay calm and encourage your dog to do the same.
The reason why dogs get stuck after mating, as well as why they do so with their butts facing each other, remains largely a mystery to this day. However, scientists and researchers have developed several theories to try to explain why dogs stay glued together after mating. One of the most popular theories is that since they are tied, the dog's sperm has the best chance of reaching the egg before other competitors for the dog's affection have a chance to reproduce. If none of the dogs are familiar with the breeding process, gently patting the female on the head should help calm her anxiety.
If the tie occurs when the dog is in the fertile period of her estrus cycle, pregnancy is almost always guaranteed. On the other hand, if the dogs in question are quite aggressive and are mating with each other for the first time, their difficulties in freeing themselves from one another can complicate the separation process and, as a result, they will remain trapped for an extended period of time.There is no way to physically detach your dog after mating without harming both the male and the female. However, there are ways to prevent your dog from getting pregnant in the first place. Not all of these solutions are permanent if you want to
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your dog at some point.During your female's last days of heat, you should limit her access to the outside to reduce the risk of running into non-fixed male dogs. Additionally, using diapers or belly bands can be especially useful for incontinence and can also prevent mating.
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