Female dogs stay in heat for 3 weeks. The first week going into heat, the second "in" heat, and the third is going out of heat.
2006-11-04 03:01:43
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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Most dogs will enter heat routinely every 6 to 8 months, with the heat lasting on average a total of 14 to 20 days.
2006-11-04 03:52:09
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answered by pitts662002 3
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This seems like an easy answer but to answer it correctly it is rather complicated, I have listed some infor below for you, also please follow the link at the bottom to read further on this question, (O:
The heat or estrus cycle of the female is divided into four different stages. There is great variation in the length of these cycles among individuals of the same breeds and among various different breeds. Additionally, the same animal may have significant variations over the course of a lifetime. It is therefore impossible to talk about the cycling of bitches using exact dates or time periods.
Proestrus: The first stage of a heat cycle is a preparatory period referred to as proestrus. This follows a period in which the reproductive system, was from all outward appearances, inactive. Proestrus typically lasts five to nine days. On the first day of proestrus, the vagina becomes swollen and a bloody discharge is soon observed. During this stage males show an interest in the female, but she will be unreceptive to them.
Estrus: The next stage is referred to as estrus. This is the active breeding phase, and will usually last from five to nine days. Bleeding from the vagina is very slight or completely absent at this point. Eggs are released from the ovary and travel down the oviduct. During estrus males will definitely be attracted to and attempt to mate with the female. The female will allow them to mount her, resulting in intercourse. In the dog, a 'tie' usually occurs in which the male and female are held together physically, with the vagina tightly enclosed around the glans penis. Ejaculation will occur and sperm cells will enter the uterus and make their way to the oviduct, where their union with the egg will result in fertilization. A tie, however, is not necessary for conception to take place. The union of the egg and sperm results in the formation of a fertilized egg, which is referred to as a zygote. This matures further, developing into an embryo and then a fetus.
Diestrus: Following estrus is the diestrus period. This extends from the time when the female dog is no longer receptive to the male to the end of pregnancy. In cycles in which a pregnancy did not occur, diestrus will last for a period of up to 80 days. In early diestrus, the embryos and their placentas attach to the wall of the uterus, from which they will derive their oxygen and nutrients.
Anestrus: Following diestrus is anestrus. This is the quiescent period between heat cycles characterized by no outward physical or behavioral signs of sexuality.
2006-11-04 02:59:00
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answered by pinkpiggies336 4
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hello norm p
a dog stays in heat about 10-14 days.
2006-11-04 03:32:00
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answered by Robin D 1
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it last for 21days. some last for 3 weeks. they only go in heat 1 to 2 times a year.you will have to watch your dog because if you not went her to get pregnant. my dog hate other dogs, so i hoping she won't go to other dogs.lol!
2006-11-04 03:59:40
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answered by sissy 1
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too long.. you can get pills from the vet to take her out of heat
I suggest getting her spayed or you will have to go through this time and time again... a spayed dog has fewer health risks...
2006-11-04 02:59:17
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answered by CF_ 7
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7days going in 7days in 7days coming out 21 all togother and she can made pregent by more than one so watch her
2006-11-04 02:57:14
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answered by Jannet E 1
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