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Female Dog. Information on female dogs as pets. Learn the advantages of female dogs.
Female Dogs as Pets Why you should maybe get a female dog...
In selecting a dog for a pet, the erroneous idea seems to prevail to a great extemt of always getting a male. Here is where you often make a mistake, for if you have only one dog, a female is preferable in many respects. In the first place, a female is more affectionate, or ghows it more than a male, is cleaner abolit the house, more obedient, and less liable to run away. The objection to a female seems to be that she will come in season; so she will, but this only happens once in every five to seven months, and then till again in season you have no trouble. A malt Jog is alivays "in season," and should there be a female that is in season, even a mile away, he will find it out, and, unless chained up, or gates of your yard watched very closely, your dog is gone, and then you find out what he discovered long before you did. Perhaps he'll find his way home again, but the chances are much against it, and you'll now have the chance to offer a reward for the return of your dog. Perhaps you'll get him back, and perhaps you won't. If, when your female comes in season, you don't care to have her around, you send her to some kennel to board for a couple of weeks (as many do with me), and thus save yourself, for a trifling cost all this annoyance. There must be females or there wouldn't be any dogs at all. When a female first shows signs, if you will make note of the first day, you'll discover a bleeding, which will continue for from eight to ten days, a swelling of the vagina with it. This bleeding and swelling will begin to subside at from ten to twelve days, and then is when she is ready for breeding. You can't watch her closely, for they are very cute and cunning, at such times, and will often fool you by slipping out, and then when ready, the first dog they meet is the favored one. Such mistakes as this, due to carelessness, is what produces so many curs that we see on the streets of every town or city. White I love any dog, yet I love best a thoroughbred. The cur .may be as smart and as true and faithful as 'the pure bred one, but there should be no curs, and would not be if people were more careful at such times.
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