when the female rott begins her menstruation cycle how long...

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Answer by Tanisha
Submitted on 2/21/2004
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When she shows the signs it will be from 3-21 days before she will allow breeding. The time she will allow breeding is about the same time length! Your dog and the males are the only ones to determine when. Put her in with a male and he will know when she allows it. Since breeding is so confusing so you should read up on it or something so your not completely in the dark if something happens. There are so many things that go along with breeding. The time frames, the special care, the cost, the unexpected problems that cost dog lives, etc. If anyone is breeding that really cares about the safety of their dogs and pups to be PLEASE learn all you can on dog care and whelping instructions. I cannot stress to you the confusion or problems that can occur if you don't. Death often results from not being prepared. If you have any questions email me and I will try my best to answer. Breeding and the results can be great fun.....or a nightmare. Will you take the risk? stanishas@aol.com

Answer by ounhasansyed
Submitted on 12/13/2004
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When she shows the signs it will be from 3-21 days before she will allow breeding. The time she will allow breeding is about the same time length! Your dog and the males are the only ones to determine when. Put her in with a male and he will know when she allows it. Since breeding is so confusing so you should read up on it or something so your not completely in the dark if something happens. There are so many things that go along with breeding. The time frames, the special care, the cost, the unexpected problems that cost dog lives, etc. If anyone is breeding that really cares about the safety of their dogs and pups to be PLEASE learn all you can on dog care and whelping instructions. I cannot stress to you the confusion or problems that can occur if you don't. Death often results from not being prepared. If you have any questions email me and I will try my best to answer. Breeding and the results can be great fun.....or a nightmare. Will you take the risk? stanishas@aol.com

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Question by reg
Submitted on 11/7/2003
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when the female rott begins her menstruation cycle how long will it last and how soon will she be able to concieve?

Answer by Lucy's Mom
Submitted on 11/11/2003
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If you don't know WHEN they are able to conceive, PERHAPS you should NOT BE BREEDING!

Answer by Brigette
Submitted on 12/14/2003
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hi when a female begins her menstrution cycle it may last 7-9 days depending on how old they are.. that other lady (lucy's mom) was mean and if you did not know that is alright and at one point she didnt know either so it is perfectally alright not to know some things.. if you have any further question i may be contacted at minkeyfever@direcway.com thanks Brigette

Answer by Mrs. Roth
Submitted on 12/20/2003
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I can understand Lucy's mom's frustration. She may have seemed mean because there is an estimated 15 million companion animals brought to US shelters annually. Approximately, 12 million of them are put to death because they can't find homes for them. If you go to the pound you will find that there are a great number of rot, chow, and pit mixes. Too many people are irresponsible. You understand, no?

Answer by Rachel
Submitted on 6/30/2004
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Lucy's Mom was rude and she could have calmly said that if you are not a experienced breeder then maybe you shouldn't breed, but we have all have our first time breeding. You do need to educate yourself before you breed though. I also agree with Mrs.Roth there are many pets in the shelter.

Answer by chito
Submitted on 7/11/2004
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hi!is it normal to my GS to menstruate for more than 21days?

Answer by Julian
Submitted on 3/11/2005
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Hi, I have a female Pomeranian, abt 7 years old. Its more than 10 days since the menstruation period began. My dog hasn't ate anything for the past 6 days. Its now not even able to walk. It tries to stand up, but falls down. It just lies down in the same place all day and night, unless i lift it and move it to another place. I took it to the vet. he gave it a shot of vitamins and gave me a few tablets. But its condition hasn't improved. Iam very nervous and scared. The period looks like it has ended today, but my dog still won't eat anything. Kindly treat this as an SOS and advice me as soon as possible.

Answer by CHACHACOCONUT
Submitted on 10/12/2005
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SHE WAS VERY RUDE PERHAPS SHE MISSED HERS

Answer by kiya
Submitted on 10/18/2005
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the menstruation cycle is basically what Bridgette said but my definition is different as ur menstruation is taking place an egg is beginning to mature in one of the ovaries so its basically disposing all ur bad eggs and it last 5-9 days

Answer by electricmedusa
Submitted on 11/1/2005
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its not normal for anything to bleed for 21 days without dying. definatly take your GS to the vet.

Answer by patito blanco12
Submitted on 11/5/2005
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My dog just got her menstruation like about a month or two ago is it normal for her not to get it every month?

Answer by jo
Submitted on 11/30/2005
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rude, rude, rude thats what i think Lucy's mom was. People ask questions because they need answers, and there is nothing wrong in helping someone. I really pity the animals she has if she has any.

Answer by Dennis
Submitted on 4/1/2006
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HI... What books does this forum recommend to read on breeding dogs? Web sites? Etc...

Answer by Kristen
Submitted on 4/1/2006
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My family and I just got a new golden retreiver puppy 3 weeks ago and she is 10 weeks old now. Just a wondering question i've had was when will female dogs first start to mensturate?...at approximately what age?

Answer by Sammy and Mochi
Submitted on 4/19/2006
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I found this link is very easy to understand. It helps me. Maybe it will help you too. http://ezinearticles.com/?10-Questions-Im-Most-Asked-about-Dogs-in-Heat&id=27237

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Answer by kellennea
Submitted on 9/8/2006
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Lucy's mom - shame on you! People come to these boards for help... did you have a bad day? how about being a little more human!

Answer by jen
Submitted on 11/1/2006
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LUCYS MOM SUCKS

Answer by Danimal
Submitted on 11/9/2006
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Lucy's Mom is extremely rude and in was not referring to mixed breed "mutt pups" but was rather referring to the fact that reg was just merely inexperienced at the breeding process. Why come to a site where other folks come looking for help and be condicending to them... That's mean and rude! your a bad mom...