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08-02-2010, 19:46 | #41 | |
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And Ina did not sell you a puppy... we know !!! / Mikael
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09-02-2010, 13:05 | #42 |
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Mikael, what kind of "originally post from me" is that one you posted? I never wrote such a post "Edit and Monika are good....".
In the opposite to you I know all these people personally and I don´t live only in internet but drive to poland, czech republik, spain, holland, france, canada, the us, to meet wolf and wolfdog people. So I can make a realistic picture from everything and not only from listening to people who are champion in forum and miss real life. Christian |
09-02-2010, 18:23 | #43 | |
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Yes I travel to, and therefor I know one can not drive to US and Canada if you do not drive a boat Regards / Mikael
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08-06-2010, 14:16 | #44 |
ir Brukne
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Didn't want to start a new topic, so will ask here.
Could you please share your experience about false pregnancy? Is it common in our breed? I didn't meet any cases, but my experience is really very little... |
08-06-2010, 15:14 | #45 | |
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My previous bitch Kei never had false pregnancy, but she had pyometra twice, both times when she was pregnant (first time she delivered 8 pups, second time was acute and she had to be sterilised).
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08-06-2010, 21:12 | #46 |
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I see your girl requires some strenght from you
Let's say, it is said, that some of the breeds tend to have false pregnancies very often - like Irish setters (correct me if it is not true). Can we say that wolfdogs are also similar? Or is it mostly the exceptions? |
09-06-2010, 09:56 | #47 |
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I'd say it is more exceptional... From what I read, if a bitch has false pregnancy, it tents to repeat. But there are still only few wolfdogs with this problem I think.
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09-06-2010, 10:02 | #48 |
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Well, the topic is not very popular, so maybe it is really not very common in the breed. Thanks for sharing your experience
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10-06-2010, 01:17 | #49 |
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Hmmmm.... I don't think it is very seldom.
And I think there are also in CsW breed a lot more cases with fertility problems! But it is not common to speak about this in fora I know several CsW females from different lines that:
Maybe it is interesting to open a new topic for this subject!?
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10-06-2010, 07:14 | #50 | |
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10-06-2010, 09:08 | #51 |
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Female CsW health problems
Originally posted by Vaiva:
"1. Did not come in heat a all " That also can have a lot of reasons which have nothing to do with genetical health of bitch - as for example wrong and too less food, sickness by infection or mental stress by low ranking social status in a group of dogs with very dominant or / and much older other bitch. "2. Were covered but never sucesfull / Did have false pregnancy /Pups were seen on echo but were never born ..." This also can easily happen without any genetical lack, just by social reasons as i wrote before. It´s very common and often seen also by female wolves which are living in captivity in a too small area or with too much stress. Greetings, Silvester Last edited by Silvester; 10-06-2010 at 09:10. Reason: Printing mistake |
10-06-2010, 09:14 | #52 |
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Correction
Sorry, i made mistake:
This was of course first and originally posted not by Vaiva but by mijke ! Silvester |
10-06-2010, 12:17 | #53 | |
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But still wolfdogs seem to be much more difficult than other breeds. Our vet seems really excited with Brukne - this year her heat started at... February 1st. She was bleeding very little, not too much atention from males - just like in two previous heats. We were making smears, checking progesteron and estrogen, it showed she is on a normal proestrus, just estrus was not comming On April 19th-20th she stopped, so I thought this heat will end unsuccesfully like the ones before. But then she started bleeding heavily and to smell for neighbours' dogs and was mated on 11th of May So more that three months in total |
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10-06-2010, 12:48 | #54 | |
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