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Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / Please help - discharge question
- By tishee [gb] Date 01.05.10 15:23 UTC
Hello  everyone
you may  remember me on here before in September last year with a similar problem.
I have mated my bitch who  is now day 23 of her season with  a light coloured loss. We mated her on day 12 and 14 both  with  ties of 10 minutes. our stud dog is very keen again again and is happy to mount her - and she is receptive to him... my 1st question is can anyone make any sense of this? she has  had a healthy litter of 11 2.5 years ago -

my second question is we have also mated our other bitch who  after mating had a light yellow/green discharge lasting 4 days was on a course of synulox and is now fine waiting for her scan in  10 days. but my other bitch  above also  has this discharge which  started after mating (alongside her light pink loss) now they have been mated with  different sires - who are all up to date with vaccinations etc..  could this be a normal biological change in the viscosity of the vaginal discharge? - i have not had may litters to  be able to make that judgment  and others who i have asked have said its not normal
however the loss in orderless..

both  the bitches had this last time they were mated in september and around 3 weeks and then both started to  loose a dark red/brown vaginal  discharge and  repeat scans confirmed loss of pregnancy.
I would be so grateful for your help and/or possible ideas of what might be happening here ?

Thanks to you all in  advance xxxxx
- By dogsdinner [gb] Date 01.05.10 15:28 UTC
I would also ask the vet if the second bitch also needs antibiotics.   Sometimes after mating they carry on showing colour, however, if there is a yellow/green discharge I would have checked by the vet, would also have her checked as you lost both litters last time.
- By Trialist Date 01.05.10 15:31 UTC
No real help I'm afraid other than to say my bitch was mated on days 15-19, we're on day 32 of season now and they re-started mating for the last 4 days!!  So, hopefully pups in 7 or 9 weeks, who knows?!! :-) :-)
- By tishee [gb] Date 01.05.10 18:46 UTC
Thank you very much for your speedy replies.
i have spoken to my vets this evening and the long seasons suggest possible ovarian cysts so we are taking blood tests and vaginal cytology on tuesday :( i will keep you posted with the results :( as with our other girl lets just hope the AB's work :(
- By dogsdinner [gb] Date 02.05.10 06:58 UTC
Remain positive and hope that it is not ovarian cysts - the antibiotics may well work.   Have had bitches go down with vaginal infections post mating and with a course of antibiotics they have gone on to deliver their litters with no problems.

Don't forget to update us on the results of the tests.
- By tishee [gb] Date 03.05.10 18:24 UTC
hi all
just to  let you know we had seen a huge change is our girls behavior with  our male she has been jumping up at his kennel door wanting to  get to  him and he has been screaming for her  so i  went to the vet today  for a pre-mate and it says progesterone levels are between 3 and 10 ng/mL therefore Ovulation is imminent  and so  we will Test again tomorrow afternoon.
So maybe and hopefully she is a late ovulater and she does not have ovarian  cysts :)
She will  be day 26 tomorrow.
Will  keep  you updated of the results xx
Thank you all xxx
- By tishee [gb] Date 04.05.10 18:02 UTC
hya
just to  say pre mate this evening says  ovulation has taken place -  so  fingers crossed  xxx
thanks all  xxx
- By Trialist Date 04.05.10 18:17 UTC
Hey, you've got a girly that has refused to go by what the books say, just like mine!!
- By SharonM Date 04.05.10 18:18 UTC
As you lost both litters last time have you considered the CHV vaccine? 
Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / Please help - discharge question

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