The male parent in breeding, focusing on selection, health, and genetic contributions.
On m'a posé cette question à plusieurs reprises récemment : "Les suppléments peuvent-ils améliorer la fertilité chez les chiens et les chats mâles ?" Ma curiosité a pris le dessus, alors je me suis plongé dans les dernières publications scientifiques. Ce que j’ai découvert était assez surprenant… et je pense que cela pourrait vous être utile. 🙂
I’ve been asked this question a lot recently: "Can supplements improve fertility in male dogs and cats?" Curiosity got the better of me, so I dove into the latest research. What I discovered was quite eye-opening… and I think it's something you'll find valuable. 🙂
Discover key insights on dog fertility tests and the ideal breeding age for male dogs to optimize your breeding strategy and ensure healthy litters.
As a breeder or veterinarian, understanding the factors that influence the size of a litter of puppies is crucial. Maternal factors such as breed, age, and breeding method all play a role in determining the average litter size of dogs. In this comprehensive blog, we explore the science behind the relationship between these factors and the impact they have on the well-being of both mothers and their newborns. Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of canine breeding and learn about the critical importance of litter size.
A humorous Facebook comment recently sparked my interest, offering the perfect segue into a deeper discussion on the importance of breeding soundness evaluations in male dogs. It's a topic that, while often overlooked, is crucial for the health and future of our canine companions.
Explore the concept of 'dream outcomes' tailored for dog and cat breeders. Dive deep into health, wealth, and relationships as guiding pillars.
In this blog, we delve into the critical first moments of a puppy's life, specifically focusing on neonatal resuscitation techniques. We explore the traditional 'swinging' method, its potential risks, and why it's time to abandon this outdated practice. Drawing parallels with Shaken Baby Syndrome in humans, we discuss the dangers of Shaken Puppy Syndrome and the long-term effects it can have on a dog's health. We then introduce safer, more effective alternatives. This blog is a must-read for all dog breeders, emphasizing the importance of adopting evidence-based practices to ensure the health and well-being of newborn puppies.
The use of Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) in canine breeding programs could be a game-changer. In a recent study, researchers established a normal reference interval for AMH in breeding bitches and found a positive correlation between AMH concentration and litter size. This suggests that AMH testing could be used to predict litter size or give an idea of a bitch's breeding potential. By identifying bitches with higher AMH levels, veterinary clinics could optimize breeding potential and minimize breeding-related risks. However, AMH testing is not without its limitations, and more research is needed to fully understand its role in predicting litter size and fecundity. Nonetheless, the discovery of AMH is an exciting development in the field of canine reproduction and could lead to the development of more accurate and precise testing methods.
Are you a breeder or pet owner looking to ensure the best possible care for your pregnant dog and her litter of puppies? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we will discuss the key actions to take to maximize puppy survival, including personalized check-ups from a veterinarian, properly measuring food and supplements, and providing a healthy environment for the mother dog. Don't miss out on the opportunity to give your furry family the best care possible. Read on to learn more about maximizing puppy survival!
Invited to share insights on a recent podcast, this post explores the intricate world of animal breeding and reproductive health. Focusing on both dogs and cats, the discussion covers key aspects of breeding techniques, the significance of genetic health, and the role of hormonal assessments in ensuring successful outcomes.
DR. EMMANUEL FONTAINE 