The following points need to be noted when breeding police dogs:

Health examination: Before breeding, make sure the police dog is in good health and conduct Comprehensive physical exam, including vaccinations and parasite testing.

Variety selection: Select suitable varieties for breeding, taking into account the characteristics, adaptability and work requirements of the varieties.

Genetics: Understand the genetic background of paired dogs to avoid the transmission of genetic defects and diseases.

Suitable environment: Provide a quiet, clean, and comfortable environment to reduce the impact of stress on the breeding process.

Professional guidance: It is best to have an experienced veterinarian or professional breeder perform the breeding operation to ensure the correct mating process.

Reproduction plan: Develop a reasonable reproduction plan, control the number of reproduction, and avoid excessive reproduction.

Puppy care: Proper care and nutrition, early socialization and training of puppies after birth.

Recording and tracking: Record breeding and breeding related information, including paired dogs, breeding dates, puppy births, etc., for tracking and management.