When can a boston terrier sire a litter?

Question

at what age can a boston terrier sire a litter?

Answer 1

Males are physically able to sire a litter after they are five - eight months old.  It varies a bit, but when they start lifting their legs, they are usually able to reproduce.

Answer 2

If you don't know the answer to that you have no business breeding.

Answer 3

I like the personality of a boston terrier. They are so sweet.

Answer 4

After the age of two once he earns his Championship in Conformation and has passed all his breed specific health clearances.

Answer 5

Since you're asking this question here, I'm going to have to say-never!

Has it occured to you to ask a veterinarian?

Don't add to the surplus population of dogs.

Answer 6

Age: at least 2, preferably 3. And when: After he has earned his titles, after he's complete on shots, after he's been tested for breed defects, and for health. Oh, and he needs to have papers [AKA: AKC,]

P.S. There isn't one single responsible breeder who comes to Y!A to ask a SIMPLE question about breeding dogs. I don't breed, and I know a lot more about this than you. You need to neuter your animal.