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Join Date: Nov 2010
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I'm hopeing someone can answer this question. This is alittle embarressing but here it goes. My female gsd is in heat. My male gets him self off or I guess you would say masterbates. I want to know if after the male is done if I could let the male with the female for alittle bit without fearing them two mating, MY Idea is two let them together just to play and get some energy out of them both. They have been kenneled and let out for excercise throughout the day but separate. Both of them when let out stand at the door so they are not really getting any excercise. Just wondered if I wait til after the male does his thing how long before he is able to perform.
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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If you don't want them to have puppies...keep them seperated in my opinion.
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Do you have a diaper on her? Something to block him from sealing the deal?
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Texas
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Keep the separated! A diaper is no insurance. Her full cycle will last approximately 3 weeks with peak progestrone (signals males it's time to breed) typically days 10-15 BUT can be earlier or later depending on the dog. I would not let them together until she is completely out.
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Unless you plan on breeding them I would not let them anywhere near each other until after her heat is over. Why take a chance?
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: North DFW, TX
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Out of curiosity why do you have an intact male and intact female if you aren't planning to breed?
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NO. They must stay apart for at least 3 weeks if not a week longer just to be safe.
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Minnesota
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This is why most people will send either their male or the female away when she's in heat; there is too much craziness and it's very hard on the male.
Like the others have said: they should have absolutely no contact until she is at least a week out of heat.
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