In my experience, a big dog in heat is really a mess. Which is why people spay them.
It's reported that some dogs aren't so bad, but I've never owned one. My chesapeake was a mess, my basset hound was atrocious. The IG wasn't too bad, but she peed all over--- and she only weighed 14 lbs.
I spayed all mine eventually. With each one, I didn't want to, but I did. It was just too much management.
haha no worries on the graphics, I see it all working in a shelter!! My concern would be her getting them off and chewing them when left alone although it wouldn't be a big deal if she bleeds in her crate. She is never left alone in the backyard as its not entirely super secure as we rent and its ok for the other dog but she could if she wanted to scale one side of it, fairly busy street, aka my biggest fear!!! She never wants to leave or waunder but if shes in heat she may. She goes out on a long cable, or else she chews everything up in the yard and digs and can get into neighbours yard, they have a lab come to think of it, don't know if hes neutered...she is always watched when back there anyway as she digs and eats hay outta the bin etc basically just a nuisance will keep her away from any males to be safe! How do I know when shes done? Definitely don't want puppies, well actually another mal has crossed my mind not gunna lie but not from her lol!!
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haha picturing my lazy clumbsy cane corso try to mount my tiny mal....hahhha don't think that's even possible lol
Don't laugh. I'm getting a vision of some black, blue, or white oversized mal mixes with huge heads.
To know when she's done, first count 28 days from the first sign of spotting. During the last 3-5 days, the discharge should start to thin and turn to a straw color. When she's finished bleeding, wait a few more days and you're safe.
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I notice that my male jumps the females when he smells other mammals heat cycles. It may not be normal but I have noticed that.
One thought is if the male does jump the female and you push him off you can hurt the male. It might not be your concern if its a stray or a disobedient neighbor dog; in these cases be aware a mating dog may become violent if you interfere as well.
The best solution for a bleeding in house dog, is a cloth diaper with Velcro and a regular maxi-pad you can buy in any female hygiene store.
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will keep her away from any males to be safe! How do I know when shes done? Definitely don't want puppies, well actually another mal has crossed my mind not gunna lie but not from her lol!!
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