Wow. I didn't know that, I thought that they were active forever, just like 80 year old men being supposedly capable of impregnation. I'll have her checked again at the vet next week, I asked them to check her for everything when I first brought her in, but I didn't mention the heat and breeding thing. I'll make sure to have her tested and ask more questions. Thank you.
Terri
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Originally Posted by Ladyhawk  Be warned that at nine his sperm should be losing vitality. She can have her first heat at 12 months, it's not that uncommon. Do not dare attempt breeding her until she has been tested for Brucellosis, if he was to contract it from her he would become sterile. |