my friends dog had puppies?

Question

my friends dog had puppies and im going to get one. ive always had male dogs and i want to get a girl this time but my dad told me that he dosent want a girl dog cause it gets its period and he dosent want any blood around the house .HAHA but i was wondering if i get her spayed will she still bleed

Answer 1

Make sure to set an appointment for 6 months old or before, to get her spayed, and your dad won't have to put up with any of the 'girly' stuff!
Call your local shelter, and find out when and where their low cost spay clinic is held..It usually saves you at least 1/2 the cost.

Answer 2

Be careful, the other new mother may not accept the ones you bring to her. There is no guarantee. Get some puppy milk and feed them. This is the reality of breeding irresponsibly. People often think there will only be maybe 6 pups and are shocked when the dog has 15 pups. A true breeder would have taken their dog to the vet and found out how many puppies were coming so they could prepare well.

Answer 3

tell your dad that a girl dog is much better for training than a boy dog and as for blood when ***** is on heat that is when she gets around 6 to 10 months old is only a few spots but then when she has had her first season you can get her spayed and then she wont bleed as your dad calls and think realy hard before you get a dog that a dog is for life not just for christmas and they cost a lot of love and and care and money good luck

Answer 4

Perhaps we all know different people! A breeder told me that a dog can be bread once it reached 2 lbs. Keep in mind this is a toy poodle. The puppy was like 12 weeks old. No problem at all. Personally I'd wait til the puppy was a little older. Talk with your vet. That's what they're there for.

Answer 5

No once a female Dog gets spayed she will not come in heat or bleed anymore.

Answer 6

No she will no longer bleed. A lot of vets will do juvenille spays based on the weight of a dog, about ten pounds is okay. Then your "dad" can rest.

Answer 7

Nope, if you get her fixed she will not bleed. It is BEST to get them fixed BEFORE their first cycle. Not fixing a dog ups their chance of cancer. Actually, not bleeding is one of the reasons people fix female dogs. Trust me, my puppy wasn't fixed and it broke my heart when she went into heat. She was mopey for a day or two and then we had to keep her in the kitchen so she wouldn't bleed on the rugs and furniture. She usually sleeps with me, so it was sad. After that, I said I wasn't going to go through that again, and had her fixed.

Answer 8

No once the dog is spayed she will no longer have her heat cycle there for she will not bleed.

Answer 9

a spayed female will not bleed
you should definately spay her - unless she is a purebred registered dog of show quality and you intend to show her and to prove she is excellent quality worthy of breeding - you should not bred her
unspayed dogs face more health risks.. so always if you love your dog you would have her spayed

this is done at 6 months of age

Answer 10

Hi there,

No, if you get her 'fixed' she will not bleed anymore. However, she will never be able to have pups (obviously), and she may put on weight. You may want to talk this over with your Dad. Perhaps you would want to leave her intact until you are sure you don't want to have pups from her. If you are sure you do not want pups now, then go ahead and have her fixed.

When I got my pup, I thought I was going to breed her. When she came into season, it was really hard. She smelled, there was bleeding, and every male dog within 2 miles (really--two miles!!) could smell that she was in season and came around trying to 'get some'. So we had to watch her very closely to make sure she did not get bred unintentionally.

Good luck.