I want to breed my beagle but she's not in heat right now. Is there a way to tell when she will be in heat again? I don't know when she was last in heat.
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breeding
the_fish
Apr 24, 2006 09:14 AM
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Chelle
Apr 25, 2006 09:23 AM
Each individual dog is very different for their heat cycle timings and such. Your best bet would be to find a great beagle breeder close to you to mentor you through the breeding process. A mentor will guide you in and help you recognize false heat cycles vs. real heat cycles and the other finer nuances of breeding.
Breedign your dog should not be something you do 'just because" it should be carefully thought out and you shoudl know the risks you are generating to your pet as well as the puppies.
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