speyed bitch

[elma-fudd 0]

right am thinking of getting one of my bitchs speyed shes not far of 11 months would you let her come in to season first or just get it done.

[Guest Lurchers2006]

Id let her come in first..

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

To be honest I got mine done before you came on, vet told me no probs at all.

 

She is flying at the moment on everything.

[Dawn B 212]

If you can, let her have a season first, its not essential, but it is preferred by most vets.

Dawn.

[elma-fudd 0]

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If you can, let her have a season first, its not essential, but it is preferred by most vets.

Dawn.

is that from a hormone point of view,ie should she be allowed to mature first.

[mally 832]

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If you can, let her have a season first, its not essential, but it is preferred by most vets.

Dawn.

is that from a hormone point of view,ie should she be allowed to mature first.

 

I've just got a bitch back from my last litter(owners getting devorced). She was spayed before she came into season (at 9 months) and she doesn't seem top have filled out much at the front like the other pups in the litter. I believe this is due to her being speyed before her first season. If i was you mate i'd wait for her to have her first season

 

Pup with the Dam

 

 

[Dawn B 212]

Yes she will be physically mature. Its not essential and I dont believe spaying early (although I wouldnt do it) has any detremental effect on the dog.

Dawn.

[collie/grey 238]

Let your bitch have a season first, then wait 3 months after she has finished then get her done. Her hormones will be back to normal and she will have matured by then.