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19/02/2025

Dogoargentino male pup available for sale
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05/02/2025

Male pup available only serious buyers contact

28/01/2025

Male black (young)
Female black and tan (aged)
Female k kaan totay huvay hyn dono
Lost in Rehmanpura after the gate was left open by the worker ..
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09/09/2024

What is heat cycle in dogs ?

The heat cycle, also known as the estrous cycle, is the reproductive cycle of a female dog. It's a complex process controlled by hormones, preparing the dog's body for breeding and pregnancy. Here's an overview:

*Stages of the heat cycle:*

1. *Proestrus* (3-9 days):
- Bleeding or discharge from the v***a
- Swelling of the v***a
- Attracting males
2. *Estrus* (3-12 days):
- Ovulation occurs
- Dog is fertile and receptive to breeding
- Discharge becomes clearer and more watery
3. *Diestrus* (60-90 days):
- Hormonal changes prepare the uterus for pregnancy
- Dog is no longer fertile
- Discharge may still be present
4. *Anestrus* (variable duration):
- Period of reproductive inactivity
- Hormone levels decrease

*Key points:*

- Most dogs experience their first heat cycle between 6-18 months old.
- Heat cycles typically occur every 6-8 months, but can vary depending on breed, size, and individual factors.
- Each stage can last anywhere from a few days to several weeks.
- Dogs can become pregnant during the estrus stage, which usually lasts around 5-7 days.

*Signs of heat cycle:*

- Discharge or bleeding from the v***a
- Swollen v***a
- Restlessness or whining
- Attracting males
- Changes in appetite or behavior

If you have a female dog, it's essential to monitor her heat cycles to:

- Prevent unwanted breeding
- Plan breeding (if desired)
- Identify potential health issues
- Provide proper care and attention during this time

08/09/2024

What is a breeder female?

A breeder female, also known as a brood bitch, is a female dog used for breeding purposes. She is typically a healthy, well-tempered, and genetically sound individual, selected for her desirable traits to produce high-quality puppies.

Responsibilities of a breeder female:

1. Producing puppies with desirable characteristics
2. Passing on good health, temperament, and genetics to offspring
3. Helping to improve the breed standard
4. Contributing to the breed's genetic diversity

Characteristics of a good breeder female:

1. Good health and fertility
2. Excellent temperament and behavior
3. Strong breed characteristics and conformation
4. Genetic diversity and a well-documented pedigree
5. Ability to produce healthy, well-developed puppies

Breeder females are typically:

1. Bred between 2-5 years of age
2. Retired from breeding around 6-8 years old
3. Spayed or neutered after retirement to prevent unwanted breeding

Responsible breeding practices prioritize the health, well-being, and welfare of breeder females, ensuring they receive proper care, nutrition, and veterinary attention throughout their breeding career.