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Originally Posted by YorkieRini Haha..I had a 'floosie'. She would accept my male all year round.
On a serious note, she did that and had problems conceving. After 4 breedings with 2 different males, and progestrone tests. I talked it over with my vet and decided it was better to spay her rather than run other tests to find the problem or breed and hope for something. So, she's spayed now, living the spoiled life. With a local family.
She was my very first addition for breeding, talk about making a tough decision! |
Gosh Irene, I bet that was a tough decision. But I do understand. I have an adult female at this time that I plan to place in a loving pet home. This has been one of the hardest decisions I've ever made and as of yet I haven't found that "perfect" home that I feel is in her best interest. Until then, she will stay with me. She's only a little over a yr and should do well with bonding with a new mommy.
It's funny how some of them will be little "floosies" ha ha! I loved that word you used!
On another note, I'd like to say to the original poster that you may want to consider having your girl spayed because one of these days she will be truly in heat and then "boom"! There's nothing in the world like a determined male. He'll get to her or die trying!!!!!