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i am breeding mini dacschund and this is my first time

Sent to Pet Experts January 6 2006 at 6:28 AM
   

I am breeding mini dacschund and this is my first time. Male and female has points in breed shows. My female is 2 1/2 years and male is 3 years and has bred before. My female won't stand for him. She keeps nipping at him. I have tried holding her like I was shown, but she still can reach and nip him. What do I do know? How strong do you restrain them. He did mount her, but didn't penitrate as far as I could tell. Any advice would help.\
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Age: 2; Female; Breed: mini daschund

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Holding her while he tries to breed. She is swollen and seems ready to be bred right now.

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January 6 2006 at 6:30 AM (2 minutes and 8 seconds later)
         
How many days has she been in heat?
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January 6 2006 at 6:37 AM (7 minutes and 30 seconds later)
         
She has silent heats, so she keeps herself real clean that it is hard to tell when she first comes into heat. She is swollen and her vulva open like that one of my friends said that she would be ready to breed. I normally only find alittle blood when she is in heat. Last night there was a drop of blood on her bed and the male I have is very interested in her.
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January 6 2006 at 6:40 AM (2 minutes and 25 seconds later)
         
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January 6 2006 at 1:54 PM (7 hours and 14 minutes and 4 seconds later)
         
Would it be okay to try and get them together once a day to see if she will let him? Since it is the weekend I can't get a vet until monday. I am thinking that he started whining at our door last monday. So I am thinking she was coming in heat on monday. She should let him mount when she is ready even if it is her first time?
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January 6 2006 at 1:55 PM (52 seconds later)
         
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Yes. It's ok to introduce them to one another every day. When she's ready, she will let him mount.
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January 16 2006 at 2:11 AM (9 days and 12 hours later)
         
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The bitch is now standing for him. She is even holding her tale to the side and up. He hasn't penetrate her yet. My husband thought they were locked together when we let them outside, but I didn't see it so I am not sure if they were or if he was just humping her. He said that he seen him and then he got scared and back off of her.   Do we just hope they tie together if left alone? If I try to hold her still he pays attention to me. She used to snap at him when he did try to penatrate her so I am not sure if he is afraid to or what.
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January 16 2006 at 4:28 AM (2 hours and 16 minutes and 59 seconds later)
         
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