how long after birth can my doxie concieve again

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how long after birth can my doxie concieve again

HAILEY

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Barked: Fri Jun 19, '09 11:06am PST


	hi, my dog gave birth in feb. and she just went into heat and the male dog got her about 5 times..is there a more likelyness that shell get pregnant again now?

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Lupi

I'll do anything- for a treat!

Barked: Sun Jun 21, '09 9:03pm PST


	I guess if she was in heat, she could get pregnant. I read your diary entry for your sweet little girl and noticed she almost died last time she gave birth. If you get her spayed, you won't have to worry about her getting pregnant again and you'll also greatly reduce her chances of getting mammary cancer or other serious health problems. You could also get your male dog fixed and not have to worry about him getting out, looking for a female dog. He'll also be calmer and mark his territory less often. I know you love your dogs, because you're on this site. So you'll want to do what's best for them.

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Georgie CGC

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Barked: Mon Jun 22, '09 10:07pm PST


	My dear Lord, the poor dog is only a year old according to your Dogster page??? Please do the responsible thing... have her spayed and save her the agony she went thru the first time. The puppies she had the first time look huge in the pix. No wonder she had such a rough time!! I hope and pray you love your dog enough to spare her going thru what she did last time... this time it could be much worse, she could die. How sad would you be if that were to happen? Please, do the right thing... have her spayed. Have the males in the house neutered.

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