My German Shepherd mated with two dogs. Will her puppies be purebred?

If another dog mated with Akira as well, there is certainly a chance that some or all of the puppies may be fathered by that dog rather than your male. There is no way to predict how many puppies (if any) will be mixed vs. how many will be purebred, since it's a matter of random chance when more than one male has mated with her. So I'm afraid you won't know until the puppies are born.

No. You can only get a purebred German Shepherd if both the mother and father are 100% German Shepherd. This puppy is 7/8 German Shepherd and 1/8 mixed breed. I hope this helps and please feel free to post any additional questions.

That is interesting!!! It's likely they won't be deformed, but I am curious to see what they look like after they are born! Because your female is SO MUCH bigger than a teacup Yorkie, there's no worry about oversized puppies. Females should be mated to males smaller than they are, but not necessarily that much smaller! I hope this helps.

A bitch can have a litter with multiple fathers, if she was mated by more than one dog during her heat. So if Silky was mated by a Labrador and a stray dog, it is possible that some of the puppies will look like the stray dog. It just depends on how many eggs the stray dog's semen fertilized. Any that the Labrador's semen fertilized will only have the characteristics of the Labrador.

If Cookie mated with two different dogs, it's possible they both got her pregnant, meaning that some of the puppies will have physical traits of one male and the other with physical traits of the second male.

There is no way we can tell you if she will have purebred labrador puppies or not. If you only want purebreds then you will have to have this pregnancy terminated by your vet with a mis-mating injection and then you will need to try again on her next heat cycle. She is a bit young to be breeding anyway. Dogs should be 18-24 months old before breeding.

Hello. I am not sure why you want to breed more mixed breed puppies when there are so many available in shelters. The only reason to breed a dog is to improve the breed, not add to the overpopulation problem. Please think about this before allowing your mixed breed dog to become pregnant. This is a serious problem in the United States, & the very best you can do is to have your female spayed before she gets pregnant. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.