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by perle3 on 03 March 2006 - 09:03
Do bitches noticeably go through hormonal changes during their pregnancy? I have a bitch who refuses to leave my side suddenly.
by cowgirl on 03 March 2006 - 09:03
That differs, as with people. My females also are more cuddely when they are pregnant, also hear that a lot from other breeders.

by Oskar1 on 03 March 2006 - 10:03
Hi Perle,
Yes, they do....just like humans. My bitch is about to whelp in a couple of days. She had days when she would eat nothing, thgen there were days when she would eat anything she could get !!And yes they can get very touchy, i guess its confusing for them as specialy when the whelps start to move in their body.My bitch will lay there and all of a sudden jump up and run a few feet then to stand there and look totally irretated at her belly !!
It really comes in all shades, i also heard from a breeder that his bitch was merely getting aggressive for a few days. Hope everything works out !
by KÖNIGTUM on 03 March 2006 - 14:03
Do bitches noticeably go through hormonal changes during their pregnancy?
Boy do they ever! On a day-to-day basis they can go from extremely loving and needy to...well BITCHES! They can get nasty with their "pack buddies" or just hang out in a corner and want to be alone. They can decide not to eat- or eat anything and everything. They might just decide that their normal food is not good enough, and opt for something special. Bottom line- there is no set behavior- just take each day as it comes. Soon enough you will have your girl back like she was before.
by perle3 on 03 March 2006 - 20:03
LOL ladies thank you for sharing your experiences. Its wonderful knowing that other people take as much of an interest in their dogs and notice the changes. Honestly I have been involved one way or another with breeding GSDs and this is the first time I have ever asked or noticed that dogs are like women and go through the same range of emotions.. Thanks it been a pleasure to read.
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