Sex

A healthy dog's semen will typically contain anything from 300 million to 2 billion sperm. However, the quality of the Pomeranian's semen might vary depending on variables including the dog's size, weight, and age. Approximately 10 million sperm are released during a normal ejaculation in a dog.

The semen's second component, the liquid, usually has a volume of 0.5 to 4 milliliters. Prostate problems, such as prostatitis, may be indicated if the volume is much higher than this. A vet should be consulted for treatment of this problem.

Ejaculate volumes range from 3 to 80 ml, with the last part including prostatic fluid and very few sperm cells. The concentration of sperm is the crucial parameter for determining the quality of semen, not the amount of semen.

As early as 6–8 months of age, male dogs may begin mating, but they shouldn’t be utilized as sires. To be called a stud, a male Pomeranian must be at least 18 months old and no more than two years old, and must weigh less than the female dog.

You should visit a veterinarian with experience in canine reproduction if you have any doubts regarding the quality of your Pomeranian's sperm or his ability to father healthy offspring.