Along with being a good listener, a loyal companion, and cute pal, pets are a huge responsibility. Any negligence in this responsibility can seriously hamper your pet’s health. Thus it is important to stay informed about even tiny miny bits. Like humans your furry pals also want companion and they also take up a family sot. However there is a certain age for every pet to breed. Do you know the best age for breeding your pet? This info graphic by The Animal's kingdom - Pet Sitters Phoenix shows the best age of mostly commonly adopted pets. Find out when should your pet breed.

1. Best Age For Breeding your Pet
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3. Dog is one of the most adopted pet. Three to
four years is the most suitable age for the
dog to breed however, your dog must pass
conformation, temperament, health and genetic
testing

4. Cats are really fast and easy to train, however
they are difficult when it comes to breeding. It
is advised to be well-versed with the procedure
or take help of a pet sitter/veteran before
getting your cat involved.

5. These innocent yet fast furry pals can breed at
age of 5-6months. It's usually a good idea to
select rabbits to breed whose ancestry has
evidence of good productivity and good genetics.

6. Guinea Pigs are easy to mate and easy to rear. They
mostly breed at age of five to 12 months. Just be
sure you can find good homes for the resultant
babies.

7. Ferrets mostly breed at age of 8-12 months.
However Ferret breeding is not as easy as
it sounds. It’s a huge responsibility that
shouldn’t be taken lightly.

8. Baby hamsters may be the cutest animals in the
world. They grow up playing, fighting, running
on the wheel for that first time. Two to three
months of Hamster is best to be companioned.

9. 2.5 to 3 months is the best age for Gerbils to
reproduce. However, if you have decided to
breed Gerbils it is important to consider what
to do with any young produced. One pair of
Gerbils may have more than 50 babies during
their reproductive life.

10. The procedure for breeding turtle is
quite different as compared to other
animals and the time may vary.

11. The breeding period for Fishes and Birds
vary with different kinds.

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