MALWERA BLACK Dog Hygiene Pants Bitch Season Heat 6 Sizes (size 3)

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Silent heat is where your dog goes through the hormonal changes of their season but might not show any outward signs, especially the swollen vulva, obvious bleeding or vaginal discharge. Diestrus: During this stage, your dog will no longer be fertile, but she will still be producing progesterone to help if she’s pregnant. During this time, her vulva will become less swollen and she will show less interest in mating and in males. If she’s not pregnant, high levels of progesterone can cause phantom pregnancies. make sure any unneutered male dogs are separated from her if they live together (even if the dogs are related) During your dog's season, their biological urge to mate and reproduce can easily overcome their training and recall, and they may begin to try to find dogs to mate with. Unfortunately, this can also lead to aggressive behaviours toward male and female dogs. Keeping them away from unneutered male dogs will limit the chances of mounting, pregnancy and unwanted interactions - this includes other dogs in the household, even if they are related. Keep your dog safe by walking her on a lead only, in quiet areas. Supervise her when in heat, even when in the garden. Spend some quality time with your dog

Proestrus: A dog’s oestrogen levels start to rise in preparation for her to release her ova (eggs). Her vulva may swell and she may produce a bloody discharge. Although male dogs may begin to take an interest in her, she may not be keen to mate, and may not be happy about dogs sniffing around her. This stage usually lasts for around nine days, but varies from dog to dog.Using an antibacterial wipe or wet cloth, gently wipe from the belly to the tail, avoiding the anal area. This will stop you from wiping anything from the bum area into the vulva Most owners choose to neuter (or spay) their dog. This involves a vet removing both of your dog's ovaries, and usually the uterus. This means she will be unable to become pregnant and will no longer have seasons. Signs a dog might be in season

It can also reduce the risk of certain cancers and eliminate pyometra , a potentially fatalwomb infection.If you need more advice about your dog's first season, neutering or any other aspect of their welfare, have a chat with your vet. When dogs have their first season will depend on their breed, but the average is around six months old. Some smaller breeds can start earlier than larger breeds, and some larger breeds won't start until later (around 18 months old).

This swelling usually happens in the days before they begin to bleed. It may be uncomfortable for your dog, but it will return to its normal size and colour when your dog's season ends. You will know your female dog is in season when you see her vulva is swollen or she has a bloody vaginal discharge. You may also notice her urinating and cleaning that area more often than usual. However, some dogs do not show any obvious signs. Understanding your breed will help you understand their needs and what to expect when it comes to their heat cycle. How long do dogs bleed in heat?Your dog may be more tired during their heat cycle and seem depressed. This is normal and nothing to worry about. You can make them comfortable by giving them a cosy space away from high-traffic areas in your home and letting them rest. Aggressive behaviour Your dog will likely 'spot' during her season, leaving small spots of discharge or blood around the house. Do not scold her. If you have to keep your home clean, then limit where she can go or invest in puppy pants or dog diapers. Remember, none of this is her fault. Offer a safe space