Sex

This 9–10 day period marks the beginning of the estrus cycle. When a female Dalmatian enters proestrus, her reproductive system gets ready to mate. The vulva may enlarge and she may have vaginal hemorrhage. But at this point in her development, she is not interested in mating.

The "heat" phase refers to the time when a female Dalmatian is most amenable to mating and may even be pregnant at this time. Although it might vary, estrus typically lasts around five to seven days. As the bleeding lightens, the discharge becomes straw-coloured. If you want to breed your Dalmatian, now is the time to do it.

The estrus cycle culminates in these phases. In the event that a female Dalmatian does not conceive, she will go through the hormonal shifts of metestrus and diestrus. Once again, the dog's reproductive system is not ready to conceive. The woman will go through the stages of pregnancy and gestation if she becomes pregnant.

The exact moment a female Dalmatian goes into heat depends on a lot of things, including her age, general health, and the weather. Although it might vary, most female Dalmatians attain sexual maturity and begin experiencing heat cycles between six and twelve months of age.

There is no set time of year or cycle that male Dalmatians follow during mating. At around 6 to 12 months of age, they attain sexual maturity, at which point they are fertile and may mate at any time of year.