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Originally Posted by Ladymom  One female in heat can trigger the others to go into heat, so it's possible even though Bailey is so young. I wouldn't take a chance since she is way too young to safely have puppies.
Are you planning on having her spayed? If so, I'd have your vet check her and if she's not in heat, get it done now. |
I was planning on having her bred later but Not for a long while no younger then two years old. We just had our neighbor keep the boys at her house ... she has the other brother. So she is watching my moms boy until the mom is in heat.... and if Bailey is going into heat, then he will stay over her house until she is done..... I just dont know what to look for as she is tiny and doesnt seem swollen and dont see any other signs that i see with Peyton Savannah.... other then the boys wanting to mount her and sniffing her face, neck and rear area.