Sometimes they can get clingy and other times they just want to be left alone.
Keep her on a leash when out and try and walk her away from other dogs and bitches. I walk mine when no one is around, either very early in the morning or very late at night.
Some bitches discharge blood more than others and some less. Some constantly keep themselves clean in that area and others not as much.
If spotting becomes a problem in the house, there are diapers available but I've never used them on any of my bitches.
I add chlorophyll liquid to the feed when my bitch is in season as it helps to mask the smell from males.
If you're in training classes, just let the trainer know that she is in season, they may ask you to keep away until she has finished.
My trainer in both obedience and protection work insisted that I carried on bringing her to classes as he believed that it would teach the other owners more control over their dogs. I never had a problem in the classes and the dogs were not interested in her and remained focused on the decoy.
So they were either well trained or gay
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