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Originally Posted by SnugsColeman  Anway I found the answer to my question else where. As I stated before I have done this before with other dogs and talked to ....and so on with vets and breeders. I have studied for 2 yrs. on breeding yorkies and a year or so on the breed itself. I talked to other yorkie owners that live here...and yorkie breeders that are here also. I just never experienced this before. I know they only breed once a day but they have never locked and he just humps (all over her....side etc.) It looks as if he has just been playing with her. Like I said she cleans herself and I notice other signs almost a week ago (just no bleeding) that's way I went and got the vet etc. done before yesterday. We had 1 more thing to go with her to get ready and we were coming back from there when we saw the blood. I did check where it came from and all. I just was needing to know if the amount of blood had to do with anything. Like I said she always keeps herself clean and always has been light when it came to her cycles...but never this light (no collie or peekapoo was this light that we breed) .The reason I asked here I thought I would get the answer faster but I went else where. So thanks anyway....if I can breed other breeds I can do yorkies ( I also have help).... |
The amount of blood really has nothing to do with it, as they can start out slow and increase as days go on. What you should be concerned with is the brightness of the blood....it starts out light and then intensifies then diminishes to a brownish or pink color (breeding time, usually on the 10th day from the onset of showing color). I wouldn't be leaving them unsupervised at all during this time. Breeding should only be done every other day and with assistance. With a maximum of 3 breedings ( I prefer only 2)