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16 month old Yorkie still has not had heat Hi, I own a 16 month old Yorkie and she has not come into heat yet. The vet seems to think that she is just a late bloomer. She is almost 5 lbs and has a slender body, does her size have anything to do with it? Has anyone ever experienced this? Thanks in advance, Tia |
This isn't uncommon at all! My breeder had a bitch that didn't go in to heat until she was 20 months! |
Just curious, what kind of food are you feeding her? |
The same thing happened to one of my girls,she came into heat at 22 month and know is expecting her first litter. |
Food 1 Attachment(s) I feed her royal canine. I will try to attach a picture of her. Thanks for all of your responses. Tia |
My Yorkie is almost 12 months and just started her first heat. Anyone have information to help with the decision of breeding her one time? A little nervous about it so want to be sure. |
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How much sun does she get. That is also a contributing factor. |
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And good call for the Sun comment, you right on that one too. :thumbup: |
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YorkieLover30's dog is having her first heat at 12 months so I doubt she had a silent heat prior to that. Most of my females have come in heat around 8 to 10 months for their first heat. |
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Sun is a source of vitamin D and has very much to do with hormones.....it also, is a factor in the boys being sexually potent. I learned this through canine reproduction seminars and through my reproduction vet. Most animals, human and otherwise require sunshine... It wasn't my intention to direct the post to you just adding on to yours.....and directed it at the OP |
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You will get some vitamin D even if the sun have to go through the window. There is no life.. without sun. |
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In addition boys sperm count will weaken if not getting enough sun. Rendering him unable to inpregnate a female...not meaning he can't do the deed, just not father a litter. |
You shouldn't breed a yorkie till she is 2 years old anyway just give her time. She is fine. Make sure your feeding her good quality food maybe give her some vitamin supplements in her food too:). |
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