Progesterone timing is a very complex thing, but to boil it down, the premise is that you pull blood every other day about when she comes into heat...
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Puppies love to chew. That's why they make chew toys. We talk a lot about how your hand becomes a chew toy, and that's not ideal....
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The commitment and time you need are the two most important things about raising a puppy. Puppies are going to be around....
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We recommend having most puppies spayed or neutered right around six months....
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Actually, you can inseminate your dog at home if you choose to do vaginal insemination....
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So there are two main types of artificial insemination—vaginal and trans-cervical. So vaginal is used for fresh semen....
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I try not to use the word punish. I do like to say; we want to do positive reinforcement....
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It is. People do it every day, although it’s a big commitment....
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Oh yes. There are definitely breeds of dogs that need reproductive assistance....
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Positive reinforcement works a lot differently than scolding your puppy....
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So the first thing we do, as with any appointment, is a thorough exam. This is making sure that your dog is healthy enough to be on prevention....
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It can. There are certain diseases that can be life threatening, especially things like heartworm disease.
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It's a bit variable depending upon how big your puppy is....
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A full physical exam is our basis there....
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Your puppy will need to come in for their booster series....
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That's certainly an option, but from my perspective, it's not the best option....
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Yes, in most instances, it’s much cheaper....
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During your average preventative care appointment, it's going to be a lot of the routines, so we're going to test the dog for heartworms....
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It's going to do its best possible job....
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I think it's important for you not to have to ask questions for your veterinarian, as it’s on us to provide you with a lot of information....