Sex

Bordoodle dogs, much like other breeds, experience a period of time when they are more susceptible to reproducing, known as their breeding season.

At this period, female Bordoodles will undergo a stage of reproductive readiness referred to as estrus or heat. During this time, the individual is capable of conceiving and bearing offspring due to their fertility.

The onset of the reproductive season of dogs may differ from one dog to another, and can be influenced by external elements like temperature and length of daylight.

Male Bordoodles are generally capable of mating once they attain sexual maturity, which usually happens when they are 6 to 12 months old. It's advisable to hold off on breeding a male dog until they have reached their full development and adult stage, which may take up to 24 months.