The dog's menstrual period is several times a year
The menstrual period of dogs is that after the dog enters adulthood, it will experience an estrus period every six months or so. This estrus period usually lasts for about two weeks, and the dog will have some special physiological reactions, such as temperament becoming restless, swollen, bleeding, and so on. The menstrual period of a dog is one of the important signs that a dog enters adulthood, and it is also an important period for dog reproduction.
A dog's menstrual period usually occurs when the dog is eight months to one year old, but some dogs will appear earlier or later. During the dog's physiological period, they will show some special physiological reactions, such as becoming restless, losing appetite, increasing activity, and so on. In addition, the dog's ** will also be swollen and congested, and some dogs will also bleed.
Generally speaking, dogs have two menstrual periods per year, in spring and autumn. This is because dogs are seasonally breeding animals, and their breeding period is usually during colder weather, as they need to rely on breeding to maintain their body temperature at this time.
During the dog's physiological period, owners need to pay attention to the following points. First of all, it is necessary to keep the dog** clean to avoid infection and inflammation. Secondly, dogs need to be provided with adequate nutrition and hydration to ensure their good health. Finally, it is necessary to pay attention to the behavior and emotional changes of the dog to avoid uncontrolled behavior or mood swings due to physiological reactions.
In short, understanding the characteristics and precautions of a dog's menstrual period can help owners take better care of their dogs and ensure their health and happiness.