The first stage involves a pre-ejaculatory fluid, commonly clear, that contains little to no sperm in it. The truth is that pregnancy is still very likely to happen during slip mating. By the time the bulbus glandis swells and the breeding tie occurs, the male has already ejaculated a considerate amount fluid rich in sperm inside of the female’s vaginal cavity. Male Ejaculation Stages At Vista we offer five options, the SPE/B20 Safety Plain End Tie/Blank, the SPF Safety Plain End Tie/Blank, the V7PE Plain End Frame Cramp, the V8PE Dovetail Plain End Tie and the V63PE Plain End Clasp Tie. Each ties serves a specific purpose and application: SPE/B20 Safety Plain End Tie/Blank – Movement Ties Contrary to popular belief, bulbus glandis are not glands, but rather a structure formed of erectile tissue in the shape of a sphere at the very base of the dog penis. This tissue swells with blood and enlarges to its full size at some point during intercourse after the ejaculation occurs, allowing the mentioned breeding tie to happen. What Is the Breeding Tie? The most common wall ties are type 4 wall ties . T hey are often referred to as light-duty wall ties and are ideal for use in residential buildings and extensions. They can be used in buildings with a maximum height of 10m in properties no higher than 150m above sea level. The wind speed of the location of the property is recommended to be no more than a basic wind speed of up to 27m/s.

Dog breeding shouldn’t be a stressful process. We must let the dogs follow their instincts and do what naturally comes to them. Even when slip mating might differ from the most known breeding process, it is still fairly common and highly likely to produce a litter.

So if you ever come across this seemingly horrific scenario, do not panic. It is perfectly normal in dogs of all sizes and ages during the mating process, and it will go away on its own sometime between 5 to 30 minutes. Mating without a tie occurs when the male’s bulbus glandis swells outside of the female. Slip mating has also proven to be perfectly normal and does not represent a definitive factor in dogs’ conception problems. Despite being slightly different from what your average mating scene looks like, not achieving a tie does not necessarily mean that mating was unsuccessful and will not produce puppies. Ancon Head Restraints provide the necessary restraint to the top of masonry walls. They allow for vertical movement to accommodate shrinkage or thermal movement of the wall or structural frame, while restraining wind loads. Ancon IHR – Internal Head Restraint

Slip mating happens after the second stage of ejaculation has already taken place. Therefore, it still gives a very high probability of the female getting pregnant despite what breeders may think. When slip mating, even if the breeder considers it a failed attempt, the female should not be taken immediately to another stud since females can conceive and give birth to puppies from different fathers within the same litter. This goes against AKC’s rules and regulations for responsible breeding and is considered highly unethical. Conclusion

Ancon PPS/PPB/PPV/PP21 Movement Tie

There are many ways to achieve a successful breeding story. Dogs are pretty intuitive when it comes to the mating process. In a standard setting, they will not even need a breeder’s assistance or guidance. Like in any other species, breeding is something that comes instinctively for most, but it may require a couple tries for inexperienced, young dogs to get it right for the first time. Type 2 wall ties are to be used for masonry-to-masonry walls with a maximum height of 15 metres. They can be used for flat slights at a maximum altitude of 150 metres above sea level and are suitable for normal wind speeds of up to 31m/s. In addition to the ties themselves, Vista also offers debonding sleeves (V36) that allow for movement of the ties listed above (a 25mm wide sleeve is required for channel ties). Debonding sleeves should have a 10mm gap left at end to allow for movement once installed. Debonded ties should be installed with a 10mm gap at the end of the sleeve to allow for expansion of the masonry.