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Post by Andreina on Jul 18, 2012 11:38:37 GMT -5
When can i take Scarlet out with other dogs and running on the trails again? She is on day 22 of her heat cycle... Counted from first day we found blood. It has been so light that we didn't even need the sexy thongs this whole time . As of 2 days ago, she has stopped bleeding, but I know that doesn't necessarily mean it is ok to go out... Please help me remember when it is safe? lol!
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Post by ladydon on Jul 18, 2012 15:21:24 GMT -5
oh sexy panties...would like to know as well so D and Scar can meet up and go for a run together
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Post by Lisa on Jul 18, 2012 20:45:01 GMT -5
Diesel reminds me Gino... so you may do what I did with my two intact dogs. Day 1-9. I let them play and supervised their playtime. Gino was sniffing her a lot. When he was approaching her she was showing her teeth. When we were at work dogs were separated. No extra gates. It was enough to lock the door between them. Day 10-11. Asha became submissive and fearful and Gino very playful... geezzz... he was so charming! I separated them completely for 2 days. Day 12. I let them play again under my supervision. They were back to normal playtime. He was sniffing and she was showing teeth LOL. Day 17. No bleeding. We are back to our schedule. My dogs are not separated and other males are not interested to sniff Asha. So my dogs were separated for 2 days only. They both are INTACT. Is Diesel neutered? I think we were brainwashed a lot about crazy males and broken walls and windows . If dogs have never been mated it's not a problem to manage them. That's what I learned. You may let Scar to meet Diesel and see how he behaves. Definitely he should be leashed at the beginning in case of becoming too interested. Each dog is different. I bet he would not. .and they would play as usual. Added: Asha was taking 2 chlorophyll pills (Nature's Sunshine) Definitely it helped. I was so tense when Asha was in her first heat. Gino was whining being separated for almost 20 days. My life was nightmare. Not anymore...
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Post by Andreina on Jul 21, 2012 11:19:01 GMT -5
Thank you Lisa!
We are going to take her to the trails next weekend. it will have been a month from day 1.. I think we should be fine. Everything is now back to normal size LOL.
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Post by Lisa on Jul 21, 2012 19:47:50 GMT -5
Definitely you will be safe
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Post by Dobereich on Jul 22, 2012 18:59:36 GMT -5
Diesel reminds me Gino... so you may do what I did with my two intact dogs. Day 1-9. I let them play and supervised their playtime. Gino was sniffing her a lot. When he was approaching her she was showing her teeth. When we were at work dogs were separated. No extra gates. It was enough to lock the door between them. Day 10-11. Asha became submissive and fearful and Gino very playful... geezzz... he was so charming! I separated them completely for 2 days. Day 12. I let them play again under my supervision. They were back to normal playtime. He was sniffing and she was showing teeth LOL. Day 17. No bleeding. We are back to our schedule. My dogs are not separated and other males are not interested to sniff Asha. So my dogs were separated for 2 days only. They both are INTACT. Is Diesel neutered? I think we were brainwashed a lot about crazy males and broken walls and windows . If dogs have never been mated it's not a problem to manage them. That's what I learned. You may let Scar to meet Diesel and see how he behaves. Definitely he should be leashed at the beginning in case of becoming too interested. Each dog is different. I bet he would not. .and they would play as usual. Added: Asha was taking 2 chlorophyll pills (Nature's Sunshine) Definitely it helped. I was so tense when Asha was in her first heat. Gino was whining being separated for almost 20 days. My life was nightmare. Not anymore... Lisa, it is lucky you don't have a pregnant Asha!!! Here are some facts. 1 - not all females show the first day of their heat exactly, most do, not all. this makes following the dates a little less accurate. 2 - with my bloodlines most my females are not ready for breeding before day 11, however I have had a female ready at day 9 before on a couple occasions. No indication of this besides proof by blood test. 3 - most of my females will stand for a male around day 10-12, then have 2 more breedings every other day after that. So that could be day 12-14-16 (and that doesn't mean the female wouldn't still be willing after that. 4 - I have had several females in my bloodlines that weren't actually ready for breeding until day 19, then bred in through day 26. For example, The W litter, G-litter, etc. N-litter, Juno was bred on the 14th, 16th, and 18th day of her heat cycle and you know what the result of that was. 5 - I have had several females who have had more then a week between their first and last tie with a male. 6 - A male can convince what would seem to be a reluctant female to breed within minutes. As much as 3 days can pass where it seems that a female is unwilling, shows teeth, screams, beats the male up, and you think its all over and you let down your guard. Then the dogs are in the next room to you and the male whispers something into the female's ear, next thing you know its game over! i can tell you of too many "accidental" breedings by pet owners and breeders alike who did that very thing. 7 - It takes less then 3 seconds for a male to tie with a female if they jump them and get the right spot on the first try. You will not break them apart, and even if you do the magic will already be on its way. Two dogs playing at the end of the yard, you're not going to get there in time before its over, tied, signed, sealed, and delivered one disaster! LOL...or not. When a female is first in season their vulva is quite swollen and taught. It would be painful for them to breed, so they don't. Hormones are also not driving them or the male until their progesterone levels increase around the time of ovulation. A female will normally be willing to stand the day before, or the day of ovulation, however they do not actually conceive until 3 days after ovulation. The eggs are not mature until 3 days after, and that is why many breeders offer the female to the male a few times over a period of a 5-7 days. Some other things that change after ovulation is that the vulva becomes more flaccid, thus making it possible to breed. Blood may change from brighter red to pinkish, or straw coloured, or it might not even be present. But its usually not bright red anymore.
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Post by Dobereich on Jul 22, 2012 19:01:30 GMT -5
Thank you Lisa! We are going to take her to the trails next weekend. it will have been a month from day 1.. I think we should be fine. Everything is now back to normal size LOL. Your good to go.
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Post by Lisa on Jul 23, 2012 22:17:54 GMT -5
That's great information Monica! I separated them when Asha's blood changed from red to pinkish on the day 10. She was submissive and fearful. She spent most time at home and had quick pee walks only. Gino lost his interest completely on the day 14. Before that he was sniffing and following Asha everywhere. They were playing under my supervision only. No attempts to hump her... Her sexy thongs were not touched . Maybe he is not a good stud or she is too tough for him or he is not strong enough for her . They never mated before... I guess it helps too. Maybe her heat started much earlier. The kitchen tiles are light and clean... it's hard not to notice blood spots on it. Also her swelling was not noticeable. Her heat was as fast as she is LOL I forgot to mention after 3 days of pinkish blood she got red for a week.. .and it was over on day 17.
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Post by dobermoms on Jul 24, 2012 5:12:07 GMT -5
I think both Dante and Gino are afraid of these N-litter girls......
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Post by ladydon on Jul 24, 2012 16:25:44 GMT -5
Good to know.
Lisa, Diesel isn't neutered yet but his balls are numbered. I'm planning on getting him snipped by fall
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Post by dobermoms on Jul 26, 2012 5:22:47 GMT -5
Ouchie.......why so soon?
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