bitch badly milked up after first season

[captain2010 2,806]

My bitch is just coming in season now,so does this happen all bitches they all milk up,I thought it was week coming week in week going and then you could run your bitch,this is a disaster with bitches,so my bitch will probely be lying up fir most of the winter milked up,or do some bitches not be as bad as other s

[gorger 977]

We can say this say the other a bitch breaks you can run her for first 4 ti 5 weeks then bitch cycle starts to produce milk as if she in pup from 6 to 12 weeks that bitch be milked up some worse than others you just have to salt them out at 9 weeks for 3 weeks. Iff you run them a lot bitches go off the boil run crap due to fat round milking area epsom salts usually does the job but in sky case some bitches milk up bad in this case gallastop take it away but gallastop knocks a lot outa bitch would need 4 weeks to get over it. If you go to buy a greyhound bitch pups be couple hundred cheaper than dogs in my experience once a bitch breaks forget about them for 3 months if you think anything of them. Jmo.

[captain2010 2,806]

Sound gorger that's a bit of a nightmare,thanks for that lad

[gorger 977]

Captain some bitches don't milk up bad just keep an eye on her in around 8 weeks time.

[captain2010 2,806]

No bother gorger thanks for that I will do,can you run them when they ready to stand for a dog,or rest them untill they fully out and can you keep exercising them while they in season

[sky2008 142]

had me bitch on the 3c tablets over a week now and she 95% [bANNED TEXT] now cheers again

[skycat 6,174]

Nice to hear that it works on other dogs as well as mine And it doesn't knock the stuffing out of them like galastop: galastop is an ergoline derivative: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ergoline

 

It's pretty heavy duty stuff, and personally I wouldn't use it on my animals

[NEWKID 28,583]

Nice to hear that it works on other dogs as well as mine And it doesn't knock the stuffing out of them like galastop: galastop is an ergoline derivative: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ergoline

 

It's pretty heavy duty stuff, and personally I wouldn't use it on my animals

 

That's good to know Skycat, my terrier suffers a bit with phantom pregnancies, I was advised to use galastop, but noticed she got really miserable I put it down to the hormones from the season but now I'm thinking it maybe the galastop.......