Internal reproduction

Reproduction in dogs - season, heat, oestrus,

pregnancy tests. Puberty or sexual maturity in the
female dog usually occurs around six months of age.
The smaller breeds tend to go into oestrus or "heat"
earlier and some females can have their first "heat"
cycle as early as four months of age. Canine
reproduction" is the process of
sexualreproduction in domestic dogs. ... There is a
tremendous variability in the maturation age between
breeds, and even within a breed of dog. The first stage
of the reproductive cycle is proestrus, in which eggs in
the ovaries begin to mature and estrogen levels begin
to rise.

The time in the female cat

reproduction cycle when she is most likely to
mate is called the oestrus cycle, commonly
referred to as being "in heat". This period of
time is usually four to seven days, but can last
longer. ... Felinereproduction is quite a
unique process

External reproduction

A rooster fertilizes the unlaid eggs by mating

with the female. ... Chickens come in two sexes,
roosters or cocks and hens. The rooster inseminates
the hen, which then produces fertilized eggs. She lays
the eggs and, if allowed to sit on them, will sit for 21
days more or less, at which time the eggs hatch out
chicks

All frogs reproduce sexually, and all hatch from

eggs. In almost all frogs, egg fertilization happens
outside the female's body instead of inside. The female
releases her eggs and the male releases his sperm at
the same time.
 Eagles reproduce by engaging in a
courtship process that includes cartwheeling and
circling in the air, copulation and nesting, where
both the male and female eagle builds the nest.
Eagles typically mate for life, and they usually use
the same nest site year after year as long as they
have successfully produced and protected offspring
at the location.

Crocodiles offer nests of eggs. The females

will dig at least 10 feet into the ground. They want
to make a burrow where they can deposit their eggs
and prevent other predators from consuming them.
They will hide the entrance as well so that they can
get back in there when they need to. The females
are often seen with the eggs in their mouths. They
aren’t eating them, but cracking the shells. By doing
so they will help their young to be able to get out of
the protective shell. She will also carry them into the
water with her mouth.

Lizard reproductive strategies vary; they may

be:

 oviparous - laying eggs (most lizards)

 ovoviviparous - the eggs are retained within

the female until birth of live young (all monitors, most

iguanids, water dragons, all geckos, most chameleons)

 viviparous - live-bearing, with a placental type

of circulatory connection (blue-tongued skinks,

Male snakes have a hemipenis that is inserted into the

female's cloaca. Depending on the species of snake
either live birth or egg laying occurs. Live birth
happens in 2 different ways.
Viviparous involves the offspring developing inside the
female without involving eggs. This is how boids give
birth. Buds are now constrictors like the anaconda and
red tailed now. Ovoviviparous involves the eggs kept
inside the female where they hatch and then birth out
of the female. Rattlesnakes are such a species.