Another heat after 3 months?!?!? - Page 3

BanterBull · 10-07-2009, 01:26 PM

Two answer one of your questions I don't think anyone got to: Heat cycles usually vary by the size of the dog. But, yes, they can go in to heat every 3-12 months depending on individual circumstances. So, take everyone's advice, separate them, and get her fixed ASAP.

cEElint · 10-07-2009, 01:50 PM

yep.. thats the plan.. been calling around this morning, but cant find anything within my budget at the moment.. might need to borrow some money from my mom

BanterBull · 10-07-2009, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by cEElint

yep.. thats the plan.. been calling around this morning, but cant find anything within my budget at the moment.. might need to borrow some money from my mom

Let me ask you, is this a dog you bought, rescued, or took in as a stray? If you bought her, you're on your own. But, if you rescued, it should be paid for. And, if you took in a stray, you should be able to get a huge discount from the local humane society.

Cinder · 10-07-2009, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by cEElint

yep.. thats the plan.. been calling around this morning, but cant find anything within my budget at the moment.. might need to borrow some money from my mom

I would suggest googling low cost spay/neuter programs. I know that we have a myriad of options available to us. Good luck.

Bones088 · 10-07-2009, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by cEElint

luckily i dont work so i'm home all the time to keep an eye on them.. but i'll definitely see if my cousin will take her for now .. gonna start letting them out to the bathroom separately too, just in case.. and if he starts going crazy, i'll rotate them.. one outside, one inside.. then switch em up so one doesnt feel left out

outside there is always the potential for dogs other than your own getting to her or her getting away, somehow they find a way when none is evident. I wouldn't leave the in heat female outside unattended.

tt557 · 10-07-2009, 02:55 PM

Contact your city shelter and ask who they use or for a list of low cost vets. My father did that and even asked if they knew of a vet that gave discounts to seniors! He has no shame - but the local shelter helped him out big time!!

cEElint · 10-07-2009, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by BanterBull

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Originally Posted by cEElint

yep.. thats the plan.. been calling around this morning, but cant find anything within my budget at the moment.. might need to borrow some money from my mom

Let me ask you, is this a dog you bought, rescued, or took in as a stray? If you bought her, you're on your own. But, if you rescued, it should be paid for. And, if you took in a stray, you should be able to get a huge discount from the local humane society.

my cousin needed to find her a home.. he had given her to a coworker that was very negligible to her.. she got out and animal control got her.. she was there for 6 days and the guy had no intentions on getting her.. so my cousin that gave her to him found out so he went and bailed her out .. told me he needed to find her a home so i took her...

to everyone else, i've been calling around and it seems the cheapest right now is $70...pretty cheap i think... but i just had to get new tires on the car and there went my extra cash for the month

Bones088 · 10-07-2009, 04:05 PM

thats what it costs here however our local independent citizens shelter has a voucher program and if you apply you get 50 dollars off so it ends up costing 20 bucks, sometimes they run free spay/neuter clinics, too. Keep calling the small/independent rescues see if they have a similar plan. Good luck

BanterBull · 10-07-2009, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by cEElint

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Originally Posted by BanterBull

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Originally Posted by cEElint

yep.. thats the plan.. been calling around this morning, but cant find anything within my budget at the moment.. might need to borrow some money from my mom

Let me ask you, is this a dog you bought, rescued, or took in as a stray? If you bought her, you're on your own. But, if you rescued, it should be paid for. And, if you took in a stray, you should be able to get a huge discount from the local humane society.

my cousin needed to find her a home.. he had given her to a coworker that was very negligible to her.. she got out and animal control got her.. she was there for 6 days and the guy had no intentions on getting her.. so my cousin that gave her to him found out so he went and bailed her out .. told me he needed to find her a home so i took her...

to everyone else, i've been calling around and it seems the cheapest right now is $70...pretty cheap i think... but i just had to get new tires on the car and there went my extra cash for the month

I would check with the local animal control or humane society. Tell them you are adopting her or took her in, which is true. And, they might be able to hook you up w/ a cheap, almost free, procedure.

Cinder · 10-07-2009, 04:17 PM

I thought 70 was cheap, almost free.

Not sure it gets much cheaper than that for a dog....

10-07-2009, 01:26 PM	#21 (permalink)
BanterBull Agent Squint Distinguished Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 3,599	Two answer one of your questions I don't think anyone got to: Heat cycles usually vary by the size of the dog. But, yes, they can go in to heat every 3-12 months depending on individual circumstances. So, take everyone's advice, separate them, and get her fixed ASAP. __________________ ~S http://www.pulldoggies.com/BBF.htm

10-07-2009, 02:55 PM	#26 (permalink)
tt557 Senior Member Distinguished Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Harrison, NY Posts: 2,084	Contact your city shelter and ask who they use or for a list of low cost vets. My father did that and even asked if they knew of a vet that gave discounts to seniors! He has no shame - but the local shelter helped him out big time!! __________________ Save the Earth....It's the only planet with chocolate.

10-07-2009, 04:05 PM	#28 (permalink)
Bones088 Senior Member Distinguished Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Western Slope Colorado Posts: 4,588	thats what it costs here however our local independent citizens shelter has a voucher program and if you apply you get 50 dollars off so it ends up costing 20 bucks, sometimes they run free spay/neuter clinics, too. Keep calling the small/independent rescues see if they have a similar plan. Good luck __________________

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Cinder Senior Member Distinguished Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 12,131	I thought 70 was cheap, almost free. Not sure it gets much cheaper than that for a dog.... __________________

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10-07-2009, 01:50 PM	#22 (permalink)
cEElint Senior Member Familiar Face Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 221	yep.. thats the plan.. been calling around this morning, but cant find anything within my budget at the moment.. might need to borrow some money from my mom