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Originally Posted by ein  Alright, so I took Tanya to the vet for a pregnancy test/evaluation and she is not pregnant. The vet called it a pseudopregnancy and said that it happens from time to time after a heat. Tanya is fine and we are going to make sure that we never have to go through such a scare again. Thanks for the advice. |
A step in the right direction would be to immediately neuter your male puppy. Neutering a relatively cheap, quick recovery and will help to eliminate many of the issues with marking inside your home. Then in a few weeks when your female is able to have a spay she can then be spayed. Good luck and please don't wait to neuter your male.
