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1. vethelpdirect.com › vetblog › 2023/09/07Dogs in season: Five things to do during your dogs season

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   Sep 7, 2023 · A dog’s season, also known as ‘being in heat’, refers to the recurring timeframe when a female dog can become pregnant. This reproductive cycle occurs about twice a year beginning around 6 months of age.

2. www.dogstrust.org.uk › dog-advice › health-wellbeingEverything you need to know if your dog is in heat - Dogs Trust

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   Most female dogs will have their first heat at around 6 months old, but timings can vary depending on the dog. Smaller pooches often have their first heat season earlier than large dogs. Some dogs experience their first heat season as late as 2 ½ years old.

3. www.thekennelclub.org.uk › health-and-dog-careYour dog's seasons - The Kennel Club

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   Most smaller breeds can have their first season at around six months old, but this can vary quite a lot from dog to dog, while some larger breeds may not go in to heat until they are over a year old. Having her first season is a sign that she’s now sexually mature and is physically able to have puppies.

4. www.vets4pets.com › your-dogs-first-seasonDogs in Season | Symptoms and What to Do - Vets4Pets

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   Dogs in season. Discover the symptoms of your dog's heat cycle, and how you can support your dog during this time. A female dog that is unneutered will usually come into season (also known as heat) for the first time around six to twelve months of age.

5. www.pdsa.org.uk › conditions › seasons-in-dogsSeasons in dogs - PDSA

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   Find veterinary advice on dogs in heat or coming into season. Including signs, symptoms and how often dogs come into season.

6. tails.com › blog › 2024/01/29Dogs in season: what to expect and how to help - tails.com

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   Jan 29, 2024 · In this blog post, we’ll cover: what a dog season is, when it happens, how long a dog is in heat, can dogs have periods, how often can they go into heat, and most importantly, how you and your dog can handle it with ease.

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   When does a dog come into season?

   • Discover the symptoms of your dog's heat cycle, and how you can support your dog during this time. A female dog that is unneutered will usually come into season (also known as heat) for the first time around six to twelve months of age. Smaller breeds may do so sooner - and larger breeds may not come into season until later.

   Dogs in Season | Symptoms and What to Do - Vets4Pets

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   When do dogs get their first heat season?

   • Smaller pooches often have their first heat season earlier than large dogs. Some dogs experience their first heat season as late as 2 ½ years old. Once they’ve begun, their heat seasons should occur every six to seven months - roughly twice a year. Gaps between cycles generally become longer as dogs get older, but they can still become pregnant.

   Everything you need to know if your dog is in heat | Dogs Trust

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   When does a female dog come into season?

   • A female dog that is unneutered will usually come into season (also known as heat) for the first time around six to twelve months of age. Smaller breeds may do so sooner - and larger breeds may not come into season until later. This is the fertile period of the dog's cycle where they can get pregnant.

   Dogs in Season | Symptoms and What to Do - Vets4Pets

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   How long is a dog in season?

   • Dogs are usually in season for about three weeks, but this may be as short as two weeks or as long as four. Some dogs may have very obvious physical signs that they are in heat, while others may be more subtle. Signs your dog is in season may include: Their vulva (the outer parts of their genitals) becoming swollen and red.

   Your dog's seasons - The Kennel Club

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   What happens if a dog is in season?

   • A dog’s season, otherwise known as being ‘in heat’, is the part of a female’s reproductive cycle that can allow her to become pregnant. When she’s in season, your dog may act differently and her genitals may swell and produce a discharge.

   Your dog's seasons - The Kennel Club

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   Will my dog have a season if he hasn't been neutered?

   • If you own a bitch (female dog) that hasn’t been neutered, it’s important to understand when your dog is likely to have her first season, how often they happen, what to expect and symptoms to keep an eye out for that she’s in heat. What is a season?

   Your dog's seasons - The Kennel Club

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8. mindfulpets.co.uk › puppy-training-education › dogsDogs in season: everything you need to know and how to manage it

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   Jan 26, 2024 · Today we provide information on the female dog’s season. The female dog is a seasonal monoestral animal because she has only one estrous cycle per heat (on average two times a year). In contrast, the female cat is ‘seasonal polyestral’, i.e. it manifests heat on average every fortnight during the breeding season, from February to September.