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Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / KY Jelly
- By Cazza [gb] Date 10.06.03 17:27 UTC
Hi
I had the problem with the German shepards that couldn't penetrate each other. I didn't manage to successfully mate them this time how ever i am going to try again next time the bitch is in season. Since i have tried and failed an experienced breeder has told me that you can use KY jelly to help ease the situation along, is this true?
Both dogs are Maidens.

Cazza
P.s Thanks to everyone who replied about the penetration problem it was very helpful
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 10.06.03 17:59 UTC
Yep, KY's harmless and can be very helpful. Most stud dog owners have some 'just in case'!
:)
- By briedog [gb] Date 10.06.03 18:47 UTC
yes i use it on my stud and the bitchs when they are mated.good luck.
- By Carla Date 10.06.03 18:53 UTC
Does it not have a spermicide in it? Could that not affect the result?
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 10.06.03 21:41 UTC
No, I've just checked the tube in the dogs' 'medicine chest'. No spermicide, and it specifically states it isn't a contraceptive.
:)
- By Carla Date 10.06.03 22:05 UTC
Wasn't it in the dogs bedside cabinet JG? Next to the furry handcuffs and Ann Summers catalogue? :D
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 11.06.03 07:19 UTC
Under the copy of "Playpup", Chloe!! ;)
:D
- By ace [gb] Date 10.06.03 20:42 UTC
Yes it does have spermicide property's in it. You would be better using vaseline instead.
- By JaneS (Moderator) Date 10.06.03 22:46 UTC
Not true Ace - it's just a lubricant & is more hygenic than vaseline as you can squeeze out how much you want without having to touch the remaining contents of the tube :-)
- By ace [gb] Date 10.06.03 23:01 UTC
Well the pharmacist at Boots must have it wrong then.
- By JoFlatcoat (Moderator) [gb] Date 11.06.03 07:51 UTC
Wonder how many children tthe pharmacist has now, Ace? :-) ;-)

Jo and the Casblaidd Flatcoats
- By kellymccoy [us] Date 11.06.03 11:08 UTC
hi!!....there are other reasons that dogs can't get locked up.you need to take her and have a vet do a digital exam.the can have tissue blocking the opening.
Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / KY Jelly

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