Seems just fine by me, you probably find less next period <cause she learns to clean her self better.
Yes, in the rare intact females I've owned or fostered, they (adults) were perfect at it. I mean, there was no clue except for the external (neighborhood boy dogs come a-callin' stuff).Selena van Leeuwen said:Seems just fine by me, you probably find less next period <cause she learns to clean her self better.
I think Annie's figuring it out. I did not anticipate how edgy she is around every other dog, though...we'll see some 50 yards off and she'll start yipping and straining towards them. What's the best way to deal with this stuff? Should I have the expectation that she'll walk lead and correct her? She gets wound up so it would have to be a pretty strong one to bring her down. I ended up just trying to break her line of sight a lot, reverse directions, etc. but she never really came back down. And this was at the end of some ball retrieve in water and a long mid-day walk.Bob Scott said:On the other side of the coin, I had one female that was an absolute slob about careing for herself. Luckily she was an outside dog.