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by gimme10mins on 28 January 2009 - 06:01

I have a female that I aquired from a guy who got rid of her because when she came in season she didn't bleed very much and she didn't swell too large n he was never successful as getting her bred. What could be the problem with this female? She is three years old. I haven't had her long enought to see what she is like when she is in season. Here is a link to her pedigree: http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/580025.html. Please give me your comments on her and her pedigree.

Thanks

by crazydog on 28 January 2009 - 07:01

I had the same problem. I had to use a very experienced dog and a experienced handler with the mating. I was difficult but at the end it worked out fine.

some of the issues include the male getting locked outside, difficult in penetrating.

giving birth also was difficult, each puppy came without the water bag and the bitch whelped and jumped up for each puppy when they came out. Other than that there are no real complications

by yellowrose of Texas on 28 January 2009 - 07:01

i would certainly not want the trouble of breeding this female.
Too much trouble, too many problems, and why increase the odds of handing down genetic reproductive problems.

YR

by carebear on 28 January 2009 - 07:01

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I have a female with the same issue - she could not mate properly and I was told by the vet she would never be able to mate naturally. I decided to forget it and just let her keep one of the males company. That's right not only did she mate with him she had 9 puppies all naturally!! At least they were both breed surveyed!!

by BUZZ on 28 January 2009 - 08:01

We have a bitch like this,We did get her mated and eventually managed to get her pregnant after missing the first two times.She had 3 puppies had to have a section and i ended up hand rearing them as she did'nt want to know.
Nature sometimes has ways of telling you if something is not to be.

by eichenluft on 28 January 2009 - 08:01

I agree - females that are not reproductively sound - not able to breed, whelp, and rear puppies naturally and without assistance, should be removed from the gene pool. Spay her, nice pet. Not every dog should be bred...

molly

by crazydog on 28 January 2009 - 08:01

Although I bred my female who turned out to whelp 12 puppies and all still alive. She turned out to be an exerllent mother.

all this would depend on the degree of the problem.

by oso on 28 January 2009 - 19:01

I have a beautiful female like this, she was always difficult to breed. She is now nearly 6 and had her first litter over 3 years old - 2 puppies, C section. She had one other litter of 5, also C-section, all the puppies survived and she was a great mother. We did manage to mate her on other occasions (the most recent time she bred naturally without any help) but she usually does not get pregnant. Two of her daughters (I do not own them) appear to have the same problem of small vagina and very little bleeding (neither managed to breed on their first attempt), while another daughter bred easily, got pregnant and delivered 9 puppies naturally, it was a very nice litter of which I have kept back 2, so I am not sure what I think about spaying females like this if they have other very good qualities. The only dog in common with yours in her pedigree is Rikkor Bad Boll.

by gimme10mins on 28 January 2009 - 21:01

Thanks everyone for your replies. I don't know if I worded the issue right. Her vagina when not in season is the normal size as others females not in season. However, the guy i got her from says when she comes in season she doesn't swell very big nor does she have noticable bleeding you have to really inspect her. My other female that I have when I bred her she didn't swell very big but now she has a normal size swelling when she is in season. Do you think sometimes it takes getting the bitch bred and pregnant to get the vagina to swell normally? My other female can be viewed here: http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/480324.html the only dog my two females have in common is of course Ursus Batu.

What are your thoughts.

by Baldursmom on 28 January 2009 - 22:01

Lack of noticeable bleeding could be that she is a really clean dog.

I would have a canine repro doc check her for strictures and get a full thyroid pannel done.

She might just be a really tight bitch. Not to be too graphic here, but I thought you guys liked that kind of thing.

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