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Subject: Re: Please tell me ASAP if my dog is pregnant.

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Date Posted: Thu, Dec 04 2003, 11:00:34
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In reply to: Kim 's message, "Please tell me ASAP if my dog is pregnant." on Sun, Nov 16 2003, 1:27:56

>My Golden Retriever came into heat on approx November 8th. That is the date that I first noticed her bleeding. On Thanksgiving day she took off into the Northern Michigan woods. She was gone for about 20 minutes. When she came back, she appeared to have rolled in something. We did not know we had a Coyote population in that area until that evening when we heard them howling near our cottage. Could she have mated with a Coyote? Would she have been fertile 20 days after the onset of her heat season?

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Date Posted: Sun, Dec 28 2003, 16:29:50
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>>don't worry about it usually the heat and season only lasts 10-14 days

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>>My Golden Retriever came into heat on approx November >8th. That is the date that I first noticed her >bleeding. On Thanksgiving day she took off into the >Northern Michigan woods. She was gone for about 20 >minutes. When she came back, she appeared to have >rolled in something. We did not know we had a Coyote >population in that area until that evening when we >heard them howling near our cottage. Could she have >mated with a Coyote? Would she have been fertile 20 >days after the onset of her heat season?
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