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You never see an animal or any dogs walking around with blood comming out of them, do they get periods too or is this just a human thing
Do animals have monthly periods???
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Robert Jan
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no they dont.
Dogs dont anyway. ever seen a bleeding period dog?
i bet they just ingest the stuff like everybody should.
Dogs dont anyway. ever seen a bleeding period dog?
i bet they just ingest the stuff like everybody should.
Star
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Robert Jan said:
RJ babe.......
WRONG WRONG WRONG. I have a female dog and YES they get periods. They are not monthly though there is a larger span in between. Yes, they bleed but doggy amounts. Why would you think RJ that they sell diapers for dogs in heat? The larger the dog the larger the amount of blood. My fargin dog gets it on the carpet and such during this time until I catch it. It lasts about 7 days.
Robert Jan
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shit i know so many people with dogs in all sizes and i never heard nothing like that.
Actually, Star is right.
THE CANINE REPRODUCTION
The Female
The female can have the menstrual flow two times a year, especially in spring and autumn.
The menses last approximately 20 days, a period that has 3 important phases for the breeder:
1. In the first 4-5 days, the female suddenly changes her behavior, becoming either melancholic or restless, with a low appetite, even with diarrhea, urinating quite often. From the first day on, the vulva is swollen, loosing some blooded mucus, and then, few days later, plain blood.
Molecules of pheromones are spread – volatile hormones that alert all the males around (1-2.5 miles), announcing that she is now fertile. In this period she will not accept the male. She will lick herself continuously.
2. The second period of the menses begins after the first 5 days from the début; the vulva is not so swollen as it was before. The menstrual flow looks dark-red.
She changes her behavior towards the males; she now accepts their ”wooing”, which are now very persistent, by taking the typical position for the sexual intercourse, keeping the tail aside and standing on all her four legs, waiting for the male’s “jump”.
The best time for mating is between the 9-th and 15-th day of that period, especially the 10-13-th day.
They should mate at least 2-3 times during this fertile period.
3. The third period, between the days 15-20, is characterized by a decrease of all these signs: the flows become insignificant, the vulva decreases in size, the mating desire decreases significantly, sometimes the female is becoming quite aggressive when the male is trying to mate.
It is good to know that female dog enters the menses period for the first time at 6-7 months of age (some races even later, at 8-10 months), at the same time as the male dog reaches his own sexual maturity.
However, the sexual maturity develops sooner than the physical maturity (which appears at the age of 18–24 months), therefore it is not recommended to allow mating before 18 months of age.
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THE CANINE REPRODUCTION
The Female
The female can have the menstrual flow two times a year, especially in spring and autumn.
The menses last approximately 20 days, a period that has 3 important phases for the breeder:
1. In the first 4-5 days, the female suddenly changes her behavior, becoming either melancholic or restless, with a low appetite, even with diarrhea, urinating quite often. From the first day on, the vulva is swollen, loosing some blooded mucus, and then, few days later, plain blood.
Molecules of pheromones are spread – volatile hormones that alert all the males around (1-2.5 miles), announcing that she is now fertile. In this period she will not accept the male. She will lick herself continuously.
2. The second period of the menses begins after the first 5 days from the début; the vulva is not so swollen as it was before. The menstrual flow looks dark-red.
She changes her behavior towards the males; she now accepts their ”wooing”, which are now very persistent, by taking the typical position for the sexual intercourse, keeping the tail aside and standing on all her four legs, waiting for the male’s “jump”.
The best time for mating is between the 9-th and 15-th day of that period, especially the 10-13-th day.
They should mate at least 2-3 times during this fertile period.
3. The third period, between the days 15-20, is characterized by a decrease of all these signs: the flows become insignificant, the vulva decreases in size, the mating desire decreases significantly, sometimes the female is becoming quite aggressive when the male is trying to mate.
It is good to know that female dog enters the menses period for the first time at 6-7 months of age (some races even later, at 8-10 months), at the same time as the male dog reaches his own sexual maturity.
However, the sexual maturity develops sooner than the physical maturity (which appears at the age of 18–24 months), therefore it is not recommended to allow mating before 18 months of age.
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HappyScrappy
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When an animal is "in heat" is just before they are going to have their period.
It isn't monthly though.
You don't see it much around animals because you likely don't spend that much time around them, and largely domesticated animals are neutered - meaning their reproductive organs are removed - the dog gets his balls removed, and the female gets a hysterectomy.
without a uterus, can't have the period.
but anyway, yeah - they do, just over different time spans - or the *period* at which it happens - hence where the name comes from.
that said, I think it is limited to mammals - fish and frogs fertilize externally. would have to be animals that fertilize internally, and more importatnly, gestate internally.
It isn't monthly though.
You don't see it much around animals because you likely don't spend that much time around them, and largely domesticated animals are neutered - meaning their reproductive organs are removed - the dog gets his balls removed, and the female gets a hysterectomy.
without a uterus, can't have the period.
but anyway, yeah - they do, just over different time spans - or the *period* at which it happens - hence where the name comes from.
that said, I think it is limited to mammals - fish and frogs fertilize externally. would have to be animals that fertilize internally, and more importatnly, gestate internally.
Imnotdutch
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Robert Jan said:
Star is right........bitches bleed just prior to them coming into heat (readiness for mating). Its one of the easiest ways to tell......other than all of the male dogs within a ten mile radius trying to kick your door down.
To address the question about mood changes........bitches can get really cranky if a dog tries his luck too early. Later on they get quite subdued.
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