How Many Puppies Do Cesky Terriers Have? Calculator for Predicting Cesky Terrier Litter Size

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Average Litter Size of Cesky Terrier

Researchers from the Norwegian School of Veterinary Science did a study where they counted the numbers of puppies in 1 different Cesky Terrier birth litters.

From this study, the researchers found that the average number of puppies that Cesky Terriers can have is 5 puppies. Also, the Cesky Terrier can have as few as 5 puppies per litter and as many as 5 puppies per litter.

See how the litter size of the Cesky Terrier compares to that of other dog breeds below:

The average litter size of the Cesky Terrier (in green) compared to the litter sizes of other dog breeds (in red)
Dog Breed Average Litter Size
Spanish Mastiff Average Litter Size 13.0
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Average Litter Size 9.0
Greyhound Average Litter Size 8.9
Irish Red and White Setter Average Litter Size 8.0
Gordon Setter Average Litter Size 7.6
Golden Retriever Average Litter Size 7.5
Neapolitan Mastiff Average Litter Size 7.5
Portuguese Water Dog Average Litter Size 7.4
Great Pyrenees Average Litter Size 7.3
Groenendael Belgian Shepherd Average Litter Size 6.3
Tibetan Terrier Average Litter Size 5.2
Border Terrier Average Litter Size 5.1
Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen Average Litter Size 5.1
Cesky Terrier Average Litter Size 5.0
Parson Russell Terrier Average Litter Size 4.5
Chow Chow Average Litter Size 4.4
Boston Terrier Average Litter Size 4.1
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Average Litter Size 4.1
Silky Terrier Average Litter Size 3.7
Portuguese Podengo Average Litter Size 3.5

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Calculator to Predict How Many Puppies Cesky Terrier Will Have

Cesky Terrier Litter Size Predictor

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Number of Puppies to Expect:

According to the result of the research carried out by researchers from the Norwegian School of Veterinary Science, the number of puppies a Cesky Terrier will have depends on the following main factors:

  • The size of the breed (most important factor): Giant dog breeds tend to have a bigger litter size, while smaller breeds give birth to a smaller number of puppies
  • The method of mating: Natural mating results in a larger litter size than artificial insemination.
  • The age of the female dog: Check out the chart below to see how many puppies a female Cesky Terrier is likely to have at different ages.

According to research, the following factors do not affect litter size:

  • The time of the year of the litter was born (season of birth): Although, from the study, litters born in the Spring seem to be larger than litters from other seasons, however, the difference was not of significance.
  • The number of times a female dog has given birth in the past (known as parity): The age of the female dog is more important to the extent that it makes parity insignificant.

Based on the important factors that affect litter size, the researchers from the Norwegian School of Veterinary Science developed formulas for predicting the litter size of dogs.

We have developed the Cesky Terrier litter size calculator above based on their formulas. Use the calculator to predict how many puppies a Cesky Terrier will have based on the age, and method of pregnancy for a Cesky Terrier

The calculator tells you how many puppies your Cesky Terrier will have if your Cesky Terrier gets pregnant today. The calculator assumes that the length of pregnancy will be two months.

Note that we are NOT in any way encouraging you to breed your Cesky Terrier. Dog breeding requires expertise. If you want to be breeding dogs, get the necessary training. Also, work closely with a veterinarian when breeding a dog.

The table below shows the average litter size to expect from a Cesky Terrier at different ages. This table applies to a Cesky Terrier that conceives through natural mating.

Age (Years) Average Litter Size Litter Size Range
2 4 puppies 3 to 6 puppies
3 4 puppies 3 to 6 puppies
4 4 puppies 3 to 6 puppies
5 4 puppies 2 to 6 puppies
6 4 puppies 2 to 6 puppies
7 4 puppies 1 to 7 puppies
8 4 puppies 1 to 7 puppies
9 3 puppies 0 to 7 puppies

How Long is a Cesky Terrier Pregnant?

Cesky Terriers are pregnant for 63 days on average (2 months) after conception. However, this is an average value. The length of pregnancy in Cesky Terriers can range from 58-68 days.

However, note that it is difficult to know the exact day that your Cesky Terrier conceives because conception may not happen at the same time that mating happens.

Sperm can live inside a female Cesky Terrier for several days after mating before conception occurs.

How to Ensure a Successful Pregnancy in Cesky Terrier

To ensure that your Cesky Terrier successfully gets pregnant and deliver its puppies, here at the things you can do:

  • Feed your Cesky Terrier well: A good diet will ensure that your Cesky Terrier has the nutrients and the energy it needs to get pregnant and maintain the pregnancy.
  • Make sure your Cesky Terrier is in good health: Ensure you take your Cesky Terrier to the Vet care regularly for checkups, make sure your Cesky Terrier gets regular exercise. Also, make sure that your is not overweight or underweight.

Conclusion on Cesky Terrier Litter Size

Cesky Terriers can have 5 puppies per litter birth on average. The number of puppies that a Cesky Terrier will have depends on factors such as the age of the Cesky Terrier and the method of pregnancy (natural or artificial insemination).

Breeding Cesky Terriers the right way requires expertise and should be done after sufficient training.

Also, you should work closely with a veterinarian when breeding a Cesky Terrier. There are a lot of nuances involved in breeding a dog, which we do not have the time or the space to discuss here.

However, working with a veterinarian will ensure that your Cesky Terrier gets the right treatment necessary to make healthy puppies.

The litter size research study that we used for this article was conducted on Cesky Terriers in Norway. However, the authors of the research believe that the results can be generalized to other countries that have similar dog management systems as Norway.