Your dog was mated with two different breed is there a possibility that your female get pregnant breeds?

If your female dog mated with two different breeds, there is a possibility that she could become pregnant with puppies of both breeds. However, the likelihood of her getting pregnant from both males is relatively low. When a female dog is in heat, she will typically mate with multiple males over the course of several days. However, only the sperm from the first male to ejaculate will usually fertilize her eggs. This is because the semen of the first male will create a barrier in the female's cervix that prevents sperm from other males from entering.

In some cases, however, the barrier may not be completely effective, and sperm from a second male may be able to fertilize some of the eggs. If this happens, the female dog may give birth to puppies of both breeds. This phenomenon is known as superfecundation, and it is relatively rare in dogs.

If you are concerned that your female dog may have gotten pregnant from two different males, you can have her tested for paternity. A paternity test can be performed using DNA from the puppies and the suspected fathers. The test will determine which male is the father of each puppy.