Sex

Female Kangal Shepherd Dogs go through a reproductive cycle known as "heat" or "estrus" approximately twice a year. The average age at which they experience their first heat cycle is 6–12 months, however this might vary from person to person.Subsequent cycles generally occur every six to eight months.

Proestrus is the first phase of the heat cycle. Here, the female dog's reproductive organs alter in anticipation of mating, and the process takes about 9–13 days. As a result of hormonal shifts, a woman may experience symptoms including vulvar enlargement and a bloody discharge. Nonetheless, men should not approach her at this time.

Estrus, the mating-receptive phase, occurs during the second stage. Its duration may range from three to twenty-one days, with nine being the most common. The female's discharge goes from being bloody to becoming a clear or straw-colored fluid around this time. As a result, she might open up more to people and exhibit behaviors that indicate she's interested in male canines, such waving her tail to one side and going along with mounting attempts. If she mates with a man during this time, she will most likely have a baby.

Next comes diestrus, which is the time after estrus. This phase, which usually lasts between sixty and ninety days, is entered by the female if she is unable to conceive.

Diestrus is a time of hormonal stability and restoration of normal function in the female reproductive system.

When it comes to male Kangal Shepherd Dogs, sexual maturity often occurs between six and twelve months of age. When they complete this developmental milestone, they may mate with a heat-sensitive female. To be clear, proper breeding techniques should be adhered to, and before deciding to breed a dog, one should carefully assess the dog's health, temperament, and conformity to breed standards.