What to do if you have a male dog inside with a female dog in heat? by: Anonymous
I have 2 male dogs and 1 female who is currently in heat. What I do is I keep the female inside her cage all day. My 2 male dogs go crazy over her, barking at her and creating noise so what I would do is just let the male dogs stay beside her cage just so to lessen, if not prevent them from barking and making noise. I notice that if my male dogs see the female they do not make so much noise.
If my female dog needs to eliminate, I keep the males inside their cage or on a leash tied on their cage so that they would not follow the female. Basically, I just try to create a border between them as much as possible.
Mar 06, 2011 Rating
vicks vapour rub by: Anonymous
I do not know how effective this would be but i heard if you rub a little Vicks on the hair around her backside it is suppose to kill the mood for him.It is suppose to mask the ferrimones she discretes. Does any one know if this really works?
Jan 06, 2011 Rating
Is there any spray or anything to deflect male dogs away from females in heat? by: Maxine
Is there any spray or scent to use to deflect the male dogs away from the female in heat? Going nuts!!!
Nov 23, 2010 Rating
dog on heat by: Anonymous
can a twelve year old jack russel get my five year old lab pregnant.and how do i get the jack russel from whining through the night.
Aug 17, 2010 Rating
Male Dog Wants To Mate With My Female In Heat by: Emily
Yes,
What you are describing is perfectly natural and predictable. He is following his biological imperative, and chances are when the female is ready, she will let him mate with her as well.
So, if you don't want a litter of puppies you DEFINITELY need to keep them separated during this time!
If you don't plan on breeding your dogs, I would suggest getting one or both of them neutered, as this will be a recurring problem.
If you want to keep your dogs intact, I would suggest keeping them completely separated during this time.
Crate them if necessary, keep one inside and one outside each day... just do something to keep them as far apart as possible. I would even walk them separately if you don't want a big hassle (and sore shoulder) every time you take them out!
I invite others who have gone through this type of experience to share their comments as well!
