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my dog is spotting blood


Question Posted Monday April 18 2011, 6:43 pm

my dog is blooding could she be pregnant or is it just a period and if it is a period how long does it last for ?

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RedHeadedGirl15 answered Wednesday May 11 2011, 5:25 pm:
It is just her heat cycle, it will happen twice a year. And unless your dog is a pure bred that has the correct standards that you would like to breed then i would suggest getting her spayed so that she does not end up getting pregnant. This would also help protect her from different diseases in the future. :)

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gr8fruit answered Wednesday April 20 2011, 2:24 am:
Hey,
It is likely just its period (from being in heat) and it lasts anywhere from three weeks to one month; usually starting during spring. It just varies depending on the dog (simular to a humans period). If your dog is indoors, you can just mop it up with a sanitizer to keep things sterile.

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