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gimme10mins

by gimme10mins on 01 March 2007 - 18:03

I know it is common for males to walk and mark every tree or light post, but how common is it for a female to mark while walking?

by marci on 01 March 2007 - 19:03

Yes... mine also does that and is really annoying. One time when I was having problems breeding her, a vet diagnosed her to have someking of UTI or bladder infection // She still tries to mark territory (or mark where she'd been or warn others that she there) to the point that there is no more urine that can come out of her. She sometime uninate with fresh blood i thoght was just in heat but not.. Shes forcing the unine out even if theres none to mark territory. Can we have some expert opinions here...

by marci on 01 March 2007 - 19:03

Yes... mine also does that and is really annoying. One time when I was having problems breeding her, a vet diagnosed her to have someking of UTI or bladder infection // She still tries to mark territory (or mark where she'd been or warn others that she there) to the point that there is no more urine that can come out of her. She sometime uninate with fresh blood i thoght was just in heat but not.. Shes forcing the unine out even if theres none to mark territory. Can we have some expert opinions here...

by vomveiderheiss on 01 March 2007 - 19:03

I had a female that marked worse than any male i have ever owned. I was told some females are so alpha that they mark as well Kari

by DKiah on 01 March 2007 - 20:03

Many females mark... I had one even try to use a tree Have one now who will cover wherever anyone else has gone... doesn't matter who I have seen some blood in males when they develop a touch of prostatitis especially if anyone is in heat, but never have I seen blood out of a female unless she was in heat or had a problem and the only one had a borderline von Willebrands result... she was negative for hemophaelia A but was very questionable in the vWD area.. this is a blood clotting disorder and is definitely genetic... Canto vd wienerau was believed to have been responsible for a good bit of it .... I would dig deeper into that problem... certainly a UTI can be cleared up

by marci on 01 March 2007 - 21:03

yes that bleeding appeard whenever she marks while were tracking (or just simply jogging at high noon). But is gone when shes at home and normally just urinates away from the house ( I'd tried to observe the times the fresh blood appears and it happens when shes excited or just simply is... serious with what shes doing ) It all started i recall after the first mating (around 1 YO) she had with a test male ( a dog with ERICH (kinky)Coat but with very good temperament and is very serious with his job (that is mating of course) I wondered if it is BRUCELLOSIS // but she whelp at the age of 2.5 YO and the latest only now at 5 going six // the quality of pups did improved but I had a smaller litter of 3.. NOW she still frequently urinates when were working with fresh blood when no more urine is coming out. but I dont anymore see the clotted blood afterwards A vet once told me that my dog had bleeding in the Bladder thats why she regularly urinates with clotted blood.. that why even I mate her regularly with every heat period // I dont get anything from her. The Vet blames the warmblood in the Vagina to clot the sperms the males are giving... Still needs expert advice...

wanderer

by wanderer on 02 March 2007 - 19:03

Have her checked for reproductive hormone problems and pyometra. There should not be blood in the urine of a female not in heat.

by olskoolgsds on 02 March 2007 - 22:03

I had a female Rott that lifted her leg and marked. She also happened to be the hardest, most couragous dog ( male or female ) that I have ever seen so I assumed it was simply who she was.





 


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