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My female Boston (Roxie) has already been in heat once and now she is a year old. Is it too early to mate her with my male Boston?

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Boston Terrier Breeding -  She is still too young.
Please wait until she is 18 month old or older-  In my book she is still a pup at 12 months old.

Also, have a good check up, with your vet before you breed this gal.

BEST wishes

Marie Peppers LPN MA


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