my dog has been bleeding for 3 days know but my male hasnt tried to get her is it to soon for him to know or s

Question

breeding my dog

Answer 1

Breeding should take place between 7-10 days after the bleeding starts. The male would be showing interest immediately after smelling the blood..... so perhaps he's a dud. The female will not accept the male and will fight him off until she is ready and will continue to accept him until she is through her fertile time. She will continue to bleed a week after she stops accepting him.
The gestation period is 63 days from mating so be ready with a warm, quiet, comfy place in the house if they do breed.
Hope this helps.

Answer 2

First if your dogs haven't had health tests (OFA and/or PennHip, thyroid, heart, etc) not just simple vet exams, aren't at least 2 years old, haven't been shown or evaluated, don't have good pedigrees then they shouldn't be bred. Also you shouldn't be atempting to breed dogs until you know more about breeding that includes heat cycles, breeding cycles, breeding in general, whelping, newborn care, etc. Breeding is a BIG responsability and needs to be done responsably and by knowledgable people. A lot can go wrong which can be a life or death situation or that can cause serious injury to either the male or female.

To answer your question ..a dog is usually ready to breed any time from their 10th day of heat to their 14th day.This can vary among females. There are three stages to a heat cycle..The bleeding is but one part of the cycle.A heat cycle lasts for 21 days.During that time you need to supervise her very carefully.She can get bred by more then one male and can produce a litter with more then one father.

Answer 3

It’s too soon for him to know. Even if he did, your female dog won’t let him have any until she stop bleeding and that’s when she can get pregnant. I’m going trough the same thing now. But my male dog is still a puppy so I don’t have to worry about her getting pregnant. Hope it works out.

Answer 4

a female dog will be in heat for approximately 3 weeks and its usually AFTER the first 10 days that she is acutally fertile, she may even resist your males advances untill she is ready so, just let mother nature take over, they will mate if/when the time is ready

Answer 5

She will be ready after 12-14 days from when the bleeding started, The male will know! her flow should be a champagne colour, check her daily with a tissue

Answer 6

Dogs are usually in heat for about 2 weeks. The best time will be somewhere around the middle point. Believe me she will let you know. Most will raise their tails when around males when they are ready.

Answer 7

Well not all dogs are compatible either, perhaps the male just isnt attracted!
I have succesfully bred my dog while she was bleeding, so thats a fallacy. A dogs "period" can last 14 days or so, depending on the dog size.

Answer 8

Bleeding typically happens in or about the second week of a heat cycle, it is at the end of the second and into the third, when the blood slows down, and their ready. Educate yourself a little more if you decide to let them at each other....please.

Answer 9

Yes she is in heat, but this is the early part of the heat cycle. In about a week, she will be ready to accept the male..

Answer 10

you can't breed because the dog is not in heat. When her period is done and he starts acting weird and wants to escape that menas she's in heat and she's ready to breed. It's like trying to have sex with a girl on her period. it's impossible.