Sex

Between the ages of 6 and 12 months, boxerdoodles, like other dogs, become sexually mature and capable of mating. However, it must be stressed that only competent and informed persons who follow the best standards for animal care and health should engage in breeding activities. Dog breeding is a huge commitment that must be treated seriously.

Keep in mind that Boxerdoodles, like other canines, don't always mate once a week at the same time. Several variables, such as the dog's physical and hormonal development, the availability of a suitable partner, and the owner's breeding strategy, affect the timing of breeding. To protect the safety and well-being of the dogs involved, breeding decisions should be given careful consideration.

Timing isn't the only factor in breeding responsibly; ethics should be taken into account as well. Breeding should only be conducted with a firm grasp of the responsibilities inherent in the endeavour, and the well-being of the animals involved should always come first. The breeding procedure must be carried out in a way that protects the health and well-being of the parent dogs and any future puppies.