Breeding & Reproductive Services

A large brown dog standing over a smaller brown puppy in an open, grassy field

Dr. Gentry and Dr. Jenkins combined have over 32 years experience practicing canine reproduction. Many of our reproduction clients are not local and we can schedule telephone consults for these clients, as well as providing these breeding services:

When should newborn puppies have tails docked and dewclaws removed?

3 to 5 days after birth.

Female Services

Dr. Gentry and Dr. Jenkins use progesterone testing to determine a female’s best breeding dates and can assist with breeding, pregnancy care and helping with a variety of services:

Breeding Consultation
In-House Brucellosis Testing
In-House Progesterone/LH Testing
Deep Vaginal Artificial Insemination
Surgical Implant
Pregnancy Ultrasound
Fetal Count Radiology
Whelping Assistance
Caesarean Section
Transcervical Inseminations (TCI)

Q: How often do female dogs come into their heat cycle?

The average is 6 months, but can be more often for small breed dogs and less often for giant breed dogs.

Male Services

Our doctors can evaluate semen quality, assist with breeding and help owners preserve their dog’s lineage for years to come with these services:

Breeding Consultation
In-House Brucellosis Testing
Semen Collection & Evaluation
Collect/Ship Fresh Chilled Semen
Semen Freezing & Storage

Q: At what age is my male dog old enough to breed?

Dogs are considered ready to breed when they are fully physically mature, or between the ages of 12 and 15 months.

A row of brown and white puppies laying alongside a row of black and white puppies on a carpeted floor

A large bundle of brown and black newborn puppies sitting in a white box together

Are you looking for an animal clinic that will handle the entire breeding process from start to finish? Give us a call or text us at 501-796-8400 and schedule an appointment for a breeding consultation with one of our animal reproduction experts!