How do u tell if dog is in season what happens in early stages say day one?
found bits of blood but wont let us look dwn below to see if swollen
Answers:
Look for any blood spots, from the first day u then have around 11 to 14 days before she then be mated with dog. A good indication is the blood ceases and then a clear fluid will follow, so this is the time to make sure your dog is kept separated for a further week or so if you don't want her to be having pups.
If its her first season this is not always text book so just be careful.
sounds like shes deff in season
Bitches in season usually have mood swings and become quite nippy, so if she wont let you look down below and shes bleeding then its sounds like shes definitely in season.
Caz x
You will notice blood and your b1tch will be a bit under the weather and could be a bit grumpy. You may notice her cleaning herself more often and licking the floor to clean up after herself.
If she's bleeding, she's in season. She'll also be licking her bits a lot, and attracting attention from male admirers! Maybe you can bribe her with a bit of meat to let you look, or a belly rub? Check where she's been sleeping, as that's usually where bits of blood escape- when awake they usually keep themselves clean.
your dog will become very friendly with your leg, thats normally the first signs
no the bleeding isnt constant like a cut its drops here and there and everywhere and on the bed and floor and carpet and sofa!!
sorry my b1tch is in season and it driving me insane why cant we have a tampon for a dog or even a nappy!
they will swell in the area they bleed from and mine always gets in a lovey dovey mood cause she wants attention from anyone when shes in the mood for love..
get her spayed that will fix your problem
Try rubbing a tissue or clean cloth over her ahem rear, possibly as part of petting, grooming even a bath. If shes in, its highly likely ther will be enough drops of blood to show on the cloth
yeah shes in season, u normally just find little blood spots all over the house, its not constant
I heard that Yorkshire Terriers do not drool?
Why do dogs not like being blown in the face, yet as soon as they get in a car stick their head out window?
How much should I fed my 6 month old boxer?
i have a really ill dog and i need help?
Who has the biggest family in the world?
My cat talks non stop?
How do I stop my cat running away back to my old house?
What is a house spider's memory span?
Answers:
Look for any blood spots, from the first day u then have around 11 to 14 days before she then be mated with dog. A good indication is the blood ceases and then a clear fluid will follow, so this is the time to make sure your dog is kept separated for a further week or so if you don't want her to be having pups.
If its her first season this is not always text book so just be careful.
sounds like shes deff in season
Bitches in season usually have mood swings and become quite nippy, so if she wont let you look down below and shes bleeding then its sounds like shes definitely in season.
Caz x
You will notice blood and your b1tch will be a bit under the weather and could be a bit grumpy. You may notice her cleaning herself more often and licking the floor to clean up after herself.
If she's bleeding, she's in season. She'll also be licking her bits a lot, and attracting attention from male admirers! Maybe you can bribe her with a bit of meat to let you look, or a belly rub? Check where she's been sleeping, as that's usually where bits of blood escape- when awake they usually keep themselves clean.
your dog will become very friendly with your leg, thats normally the first signs
no the bleeding isnt constant like a cut its drops here and there and everywhere and on the bed and floor and carpet and sofa!!
sorry my b1tch is in season and it driving me insane why cant we have a tampon for a dog or even a nappy!
they will swell in the area they bleed from and mine always gets in a lovey dovey mood cause she wants attention from anyone when shes in the mood for love..
get her spayed that will fix your problem
Try rubbing a tissue or clean cloth over her ahem rear, possibly as part of petting, grooming even a bath. If shes in, its highly likely ther will be enough drops of blood to show on the cloth
yeah shes in season, u normally just find little blood spots all over the house, its not constant
The answers post by the user, for information only, UKQnA.com does not guarantee the right.