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ok it will be 3 weeks of tia's season on sunday the boys are still going crazy trying to get to her and still stressed out big time ollie has bearly eaten for days bit worried about that as hes a skinny little bugger anywway :( but i noticed last night that the swelling on tia's foof is going shes still bleeding a bit but is the swelling going down an indiction that the season is coming to an end ???

[SIZE=21pt]OOOO YEH AND FOR THE RECORD TIA IS TO BE SPADE ASAP AS IM NOT PUTTING ANY OF THE POOR LOVES THROU THAT AGAIN OR MYSELF COME TO THAT WHAT A NIGHTMARE :sweating: [/SIZE]
 
sounds like she coming to the end of her season though she might continue spotting for a few more days and if i remenber rightly the blood loss will start to go a different colour until it stops altogether.

i bet youve had it rough for the last week or so,chin up hun its almost over :huggles:
 
I always keep a bitch well away from the males until they are four weeks gone,just in case.Abbee has finish her season but i,m still keeping her separated from the boys :thumbsup:
 
Katie is in season now, But all my boys have had the snip
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makes life a lot easier.
 
kierpark said:
Katie is in season  now, But all my boys have had the snip
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makes life a lot easier.
well i was hoping to have a litter off her in a few years time so we could have one ..but im thinking this stressed everyone one out so i think i would be just as bad stressing over if somthing went wrong when she was in pup or giving birth and would never forgive myslef if anything was to happen to her, so i think its best all round if she is spayed :sweating: and its the little things like not being able to walk her ,her little face the other day when she caught me sneaking out with the boys was heart breaking she was watching us from my sons bedroom window i could have cryed poor little love looked so sad and was looking at me as if to say ..what about me mum :( so i think its for the best :(
 
Don't forget you should wait min 3 months after a season before getting her speyed. :thumbsup: We're getting our little girl done too once her hormones have settled down.
 
nicky12 said:
kierpark said:
Katie is in season  now, But all my boys have had the snip
7.gif
makes life a lot easier.
well i was hoping to have a litter off her in a few years time so we could have one ..but im thinking this stressed everyone one out so i think i would be just as bad stressing over if somthing went wrong when she was in pup or giving birth and would never forgive myslef if anything was to happen to her, so i think its best all round if she is spayed :sweating: and its the little things like not being able to walk her ,her little face the other day when she caught me sneaking out with the boys was heart breaking she was watching us from my sons bedroom window i could have cryed poor little love looked so sad and was looking at me as if to say ..what about me mum :( so i think its for the best :(
You do what best hun :thumbsup: :huggles:
 
wigglesworth said:
Don't forget you should wait min 3 months after a season before getting her speyed.  :thumbsup: We're getting our little girl done too once her hormones have settled down.
yeh i know have already spoken to my vet about it and will book her in in 3mths time :thumbsup:
 
also at what stage will the boys stop fretting and going mad trying to get at her ????
 
nicky12 said:
also at what stage will the boys stop fretting and going mad trying to get at her ????
Mine weren't interested at all from about day 21 - mind you they were really crazy at about day 14. Her bits are still a little swollen and her teats are bigger still and she is over about 30 something days.

My boys and P-S told me very clearly when she was ready and the whining etc stopped as suddenly as it started :thumbsup:
 
~JO~ said:
nicky12 said:
also at what stage will the boys stop fretting and going mad trying to get at her ????
Mine weren't interested at all from about day 21 - mind you they were really crazy at about day 14. Her bits are still a little swollen and her teats are bigger still and she is over about 30 something days.

My boys and P-S told me very clearly when she was ready and the whining etc stopped as suddenly as it started :thumbsup:

my tia is on day 18 today i so hope it stops soon ,did yours really fret iv got ear ache from them constatly wining :blink: tias teats are still swollan to and her foof is about half as swollen to what it was and iv just looked and cant see blood at this time ,i cant imagine what they must feel like cause i can here em crying and ther upstairs with my boys fingers crossed it will all be over soon ,im a nervuse wreck (w00t) i dont know how all you mixed sex households manage every 6mths :unsure:
 
Sympathise with you Nicky12. My Penny is on day 15 and poor Storm our lurcher boy is rather stressed out. He has been neutered (about 6 years ago) but still remembers what to do. :angry: I am having to keep them apart all the time. She is quite stressed out by his interest in her. Poor Penny cannot understand why she cannot play with her bestest pal. :( Penny is a rescue so this will definately be her one and only season).

Can anyone advise which shampoo to use at the end of their season? I once heard that if you use a particular one it helps to rid them of any lingering smells. Think it was something like Tee tree oil shampoo.

:huggles: to Tia from Penny.
 
kala said:
Sympathise with you Nicky12. My Penny is on day 15 and poor Storm our lurcher boy is rather stressed out. He has been neutered (about 6 years ago)  but still remembers what to do.  :angry:   I am having to keep them apart all the time. She is quite stressed out by his interest in her. Poor Penny cannot understand why she cannot play with her bestest pal. :(   Penny is a rescue so this will definately be her one and only season).Can anyone advise which shampoo to use at the end of their season? I once heard that if you use a particular one it helps to rid them of any lingering smells. Think it was something like Tee tree oil shampoo.

:huggles:   to Tia from Penny.

its horrible to see them so stressed out isnt it :( tia send huggles to peeny to :huggles: :huggles:
 
hi Nicky we had to wait3 months for pheebs and her teets are still swollen now she was spayd on tuesday and I think they have gone down a little now or its my imagination
 
pepa said:
hi Nicky we had to wait3 months for pheebs and her teets are still swollen now she was spayd on tuesday and I think they have gone down a little now or its my imagination
aww sue i hope she recovers well ,must be such a worry for you her having a bad time of it an all :huggles: im also starting to worry about pyrometer thingy sorry cant spell it and cancer and stuff so i think getting tia spayed is the right thing for our situation and family furrys and human :huggles:
 
~JO~ said:
nicky12 said:
also at what stage will the boys stop fretting and going mad trying to get at her ????
Mine weren't interested at all from about day 21 - mind you they were really crazy at about day 14. Her bits are still a little swollen and her teats are bigger still and she is over about 30 something days.

My boys and P-S told me very clearly when she was ready and the whining etc stopped as suddenly as it started :thumbsup:


The 'bits' stay slightly bigger than they were before the first season permanently thereafter. As do the teets. You could barely even see Ruby and Holly had teets before their first seasons. The change was even more apparent with our Dobe.

From about day 21 i've found the dogs no longer have any interest but then all bitches have different lengths of season. :thumbsup:
 
nicky12 said:
ok it will be 3 weeks of tia's season on sunday the boys are still going crazy trying to get to her and still stressed out big time ollie has bearly eaten for days bit worried about that as hes a skinny little bugger anywway  :( but i  noticed last night that the swelling on tia's foof is going shes still bleeding a bit but is the swelling going down an indiction that the season is coming to an end ???[SIZE=21pt]OOOO YEH AND FOR THE RECORD TIA IS TO BE SPADE ASAP AS IM NOT PUTTING ANY OF THE POOR LOVES THROU THAT AGAIN OR MYSELF COME TO THAT WHAT A NIGHTMARE  :sweating: [/SIZE]

Really feel for you Nicky....it is so hard keeping dogs and bitches together. Could just picture you sneaking out and Tia watching you as you said in a later post. :(

Pauline
 
:wacko: :wacko: [SIZE=14pt]OH NO!! [/SIZE]Iv got all this to come and you all make it sound like a living nightmare!! OK im stressing now!!

Nice to read this though - gives me some kind of warning! :blink:
 
marier05 said:
:wacko:   :wacko:   [SIZE=14pt]OH NO!!  [/SIZE]Iv got all this to come and you all make it sound like a living nightmare!!  OK im stressing now!!
Nice to read this though - gives me some kind of warning!  :blink:

well the first two weeks were fine if that makes ya feel any better then were interested and trying to mount her a bit but as soon as week two came all hell broke loose ,it really is that bad iv just come down this morning to mess :eek: as ollie chewed and draged his cage cover off into his crate :angry: and hes bearly eaten now for three days guna try hand feeding him later :( im not guna lie though its bad i know not all dogs will be the same but my boys have been really bad the constant cry wears you out ,but hey every dog is different ,yours might not be that bad :huggles: THANKS FOR ALL THE REPLIE PEEPS :huggles:
 
When I've had mixed gender households at the end of a season - I bath the bitch to get as much of the season (post 21 days) smell off as possible - and then reintroduce the family under close supervision for a few days.

You may have to be mean and growl at your boys if they are still obsessed (Or she might). Often experienced stud dogs know what is what and ignore a bitch when she's over it, but often boys who have never 'done it' get a bit obsessed :- "

Good luck :luck: :huggles:
 

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