Artificial Insemination for Dogs and Pets (The TCI Method)
In the world of pet breeding, 2026 has seen a major shift away from surgery toward a much safer, non-invasive method called Transcervical Insemination (TCI).
No Surgery Required: TCI uses a special endoscope (a tiny camera on a thin tube) to guide the semen directly into the uterus while the dog is awake and comfortable.
Banning of Surgical AI: In many regions by 2026, traditional "Surgical AI" (which required full anesthesia and an incision) has been restricted or banned due to animal welfare concerns, as TCI provides the same success rate without the pain.
Global Genetics: Breeders can now easily ship "chilled" or "frozen" semen across the world, allowing a dog in New York to be bred with a champion stud in London without either animal ever having to travel.