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25-09-2009, 08:40 AM
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25-09-2009, 10:06 AM
Originally Posted by Ramble 
She is so in season.
Swollen vulva
Smelly
Smelly pee
Licking herself
Sktiish
Moping a bit
Doing the looking at her bum like shes been stung thing
Sounds like all the symtoms then!! Tilly's bits didn't swell up until the end of the first week but all the rest of above within days!
Oh poo.
Bloomin' typical.
I believe day 12 is around the important time so she isn't near that yet....
She is going home tomorrow evening so I will keep her til then as I wouldn't want to unsettle the poor girl anymore than she is. How out of sorts must she be feeling?
You know...I should have expected it...
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25-09-2009, 12:25 PM
Originally Posted by Tillymint
It's sods law isn't it!!
She must feel so weird.I think she must have started a couple of days ago. She is definitely in season as there is much more blood now. Bless. She is confined to the kitchen (away from carpets,rugs and more importantly Cosmo..I like him being the only gay in the village......) which of course is more confusing for her. Bless. She will be pleased to see her puppy walker tomorrow I am sure.
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25-09-2009, 01:01 PM
If you keep a strict eye on her bits, you will find about day 10 they will get absolutely huuuuge (Zena's did anyway!) and turn a mauvish colour and that's the dangerous time apparently! Also, if you scratch on top of her rump, if her tail goes to one side, again that's a pointer as well, and Zena did this for quite a few days in the middle. I think the blood stopped too, just for those few days and then started up again. HOpe some of that helps, coz of course, it's all very recent for me!
I thought Georgie was a gay boy, but I think he bats both ways now!!!!
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25-09-2009, 01:12 PM
Originally Posted by Helena54
If you're worried about carpets A, why not throw down some old duvet covers that's what I did, it saved my carpets, and if any did get on there, I just quickly used a Flash wipe and it was gone!
If you keep a strict eye on her bits, you will find about day 10 they will get absolutely huuuuge (Zena's did anyway!) and turn a mauvish colour and that's the dangerous time apparently! Also, if you scratch on top of her rump, if her tail goes to one side, again that's a pointer as well, and Zena did this for quite a few days in the middle. I think the blood stopped too, just for those few days and then started up again. HOpe some of that helps, coz of course, it's all very recent for me!
I thought Georgie was a gay boy, but I think he bats both ways now!!!!
She is going home tomorrow so thankfully I won't have her at the dangerous bit.
There is a reason I have always had boys....
Originally Posted by louise81
You say that she is spayed,then she wont come into season unless the operation was not done correctly.Or have you also got a unspayed female.
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25-09-2009, 01:50 PM
Thank you for taking time to ask questions now.
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25-09-2009, 02:09 PM
Originally Posted by Labman
The truly stupid questions are from the people that learned nothing until after their dog was accidentally bred. I don't see nearly as many such questions here as elsewhere. It drive me up the wall.
Thank you for taking time to ask questions now.
I haven't ever had an entire bitch in season in the house....so it is a steep learning curve (and one I could have done without....)
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