Can a 15 year old dog still have puppies?

It's highly unlikely, and not recommended.

Here's why:

* Age and Fertility: While some dogs can technically be fertile into their late teens, it becomes extremely rare. A 15-year-old dog's body is significantly aged, and their reproductive system has likely declined significantly.

* Health Risks: Pregnancy in an older dog can pose serious health risks, including:

* Increased risk of complications: Older dogs may experience complications like dystocia (difficulty giving birth), uterine infections, and problems with milk production.

* Weakening of the body: Pregnancy puts a strain on a dog's body, and this strain could exacerbate existing health conditions or lead to new ones.

* Ethical Concerns: It's generally considered unethical to breed a dog at such an advanced age. The potential risks to both the mother and any puppies outweigh any possible benefits.

Instead of breeding, focus on providing a comfortable and loving environment for your senior dog.

If you're considering adding a puppy to your family, adopting a dog from a shelter or rescue is a wonderful way to give a loving home to an animal in need.