Sex

Between six and eight months of age, the Japanese Spitz usually reaches sexual maturity. Still, you should probably hold off on breeding them until they're completely grown up. This often occurs between the ages of one and two years, however it might vary from dog to dog.

Careful consideration and responsibility are required while breeding Japanese Spitz. Make sure the male and female canines are in good health, have the appropriate screenings, and meet the breed requirements. Only trustworthy breeders with extensive experience who care about the breed as a whole and want to see it thrive should engage in breeding.

It is essential to evaluate the temper, health, and family history of the prospective father (male) and mother (female) before breeding. The prevention of genetic diseases by screening for inherited or breed-specific disorders is an important part of this process. In this regard, it might be helpful to consult with a veterinarian and breed experts.

Providing appropriate care, nourishment, and veterinary monitoring throughout pregnancy and nursing is also an important part of responsible breeding. The mother's and her pups' health and safety should take precedence.

In addition to caring for and socializing the puppies in an age-appropriate manner, good puppy care includes keeping the mother and puppies in a clean and safe environment.

Importantly, in breeding, one should strive to improve the breed while simultaneously maintaining its favorable traits. If you aren't well-versed on the Japanese Spitz breed and committed to improving it, you might be adding to the problem of overpopulation or breeding for profit. Think about the breed's future instead.