German shepherd dogs have blood. German shepherd dogs are very loyal to their owners. Therefore, for many people, shepherd dogs are not only their pets, but also their relatives. Therefore, for the physical health of shepherd dogs, We also attach great importance to it, so we are very worried when we encounter problems such as German Shepherd bleeding. Let’s find out what to do if German Shepherd bleeding!

Causes of bleeding in German Shepherds

The main causes of bleeding in dogs include: constipation, indigestion, food poisoning, caffeine, parasites, bacteria or other microorganisms, eating spoiled food, food or chemical allergies, etc. These inconspicuous factors or relatively common factors can cause dogs to have diarrhea. Therefore, dog owners must pay attention to prevent their dogs from being exposed to the above factors in their daily lives. When encountering dogs with diarrhea, they should also find out the causes. The cause of diarrhea can be treated accordingly.

What to do if your German Shepherd has diarrhea

The first step is to observe whether there is a lot of blood in the dog's stool and whether the dog is eating normally, whether he is energetic, etc. Many dogs have poor adaptability. Maybe the owner only changes the dog food once, which will cause the dog to have diarrhea. If this is the reason why your dog has diarrhea, the best solution is to fast for a day. You only need to stop dog food but not water, feed it other foods and observe its reaction. If this does not relieve the dog's diarrhea, it can be judged that the diarrhea is not caused by the dog food, but other causes are being looked for.

The second step is to see if the dog is infected with parvovirus. Diarrhea and blood are also symptoms of the dog being infected with parvovirus. If the dog owner suspects that it is parvovirus, then use a test strip to test it first. If it is found that the infection is caused by parvovirus and causes diarrhea, the dog must be taken to the hospital for treatment, otherwise more serious consequences will occur. In fact, not all diarrhea and bloody diarrhea are minor symptoms of infection. Factors that cause dogs to have diarrhea and bloody diarrhea include hemorrhagic enteritis, intestinal scratches from eating hard objects, and parasites in the stomach.

German Shepherd Breeding Time

Generally speaking, the ideal breeding time is the 12th day after the female dog is in estrus. Some individual female dogs are in estrus for only 12-14 days, which is another matter. Some dogs can be bred on the 6th to 7th day of estrus, and some dogs will not let male dogs touch her until the 16th to 17th day of estrus. Therefore, there is no unified law. Breeders must keep accurate records themselves, at least knowing the number of days each time their dog is in estrus.

Experienced breeders believe that when the female dog’s blood turns light red and becomes thinner, it is ready for breeding. Some people think that when the owner strokes the base of the female dog's tail or pubic area, and the female dog's tail actively moves sideways, it is a sign that the dog is ready for breeding. These methods are effective in most cases, but ifIf you rely entirely on these, the best time for breeding will sometimes be delayed. The safest way is to use a male dog to test the female dog's reaction. If the female dog takes the initiative to tease the male dog and puts her tail sideways, she is ready for breeding.