Dog Owner's Manual › Chapter 7: Dog Growth & Development › Sexual Maturity in Dogs ›Sexual Maturity in Dogs
The age of sexual maturity varies from breed to breed and from individual to individual. The range is as wide as 9 to 15 months for females and 7 to 12 months for males. Females typically go into heat (estrus) for 3-week periods twice yearly. While in estrus, the canine is receptive to the advances of males and is capable of breeding. It is important to keep the female confined or under close observation during these times, because she can attract male dogs from great distances. Male dogs have no "cycle." They can breed year-round and will act whenever they encounter a receptive female. Male sexual maturity may also manifest itself in leg humping and in the lifting of the leg during urination. (See Spaying and Neutering.)
Chapter 7: Dog Growth & Development
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Sexual Maturity in dog