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Frequently   asked   questions  by  Pet  Owner

Q; My  dog [male] showing  heat  what to do ?  What is the interval  between the heat  period of a male dog? 
 Mrs.Anju  singh  

Ans.  Misunderstood,   as male dogs  donot  show the signs of  heat  .They  only  prepare to  mount on female dog, who shows  signs of  estrus only , here also  important  is that  the  female  does not allow to cross  till she is in accepting period of heat, which is later part of   estrus cycle. she setup in estrus  once in six months . As male dogs they, themselves  donot  have any such  heat cycle  .

Q;My six month  puppy  always urinate  when we handle  him  .How to deal with  this probelm
       Mrs.Archana  Gupta
Ans;  Yes  there are some of the occasions where puppies urinate

Urination, submissive

Puppies that have very submissive personalities tend to urinate small amounts when greeting people or when someone makes sudden movements or assumes a dominant position, even inadvertently. These puppies are generally showing other submissive signs, such as head down postures or rolling over. It can help to just ignore these puppies at first and let them get used to your presence in the
house prior to greeting them. Many dogs will outgrow this behavior but some do not. For some dogs, treatment with anti-anxiety medications or phenylpropanolamine can be helpful. Unfortunately,  not all dogs will respond to medical therapy or behavioral therapy for this condition. Strategically placed throw rugs or plastic runners are the next line of defense since the behavior often occurs at predictable times and places.

Excitement

Some puppies can not control urination when they are very excited. They just get so worked up that they leak urine. Most puppies will outgrow this problem, too (at least based on the ones we see). Some dogs don't, though. We have some success treating these dogs with phenylpropanolamine. It seems to give them just enough control to get them through the excitement. It doesn't always work,
though. I have never tried any other therapy for this condition. I think this is because I practice in a rural area and it is easy for my clients to adjust to making these dogs "outside dogs" and living with the problem. If there is an animal behaviorist in your area, your vet may be able to refer you to him
or her for help with this problem.
 

Q;How does see the dog in day and night .Does he color blind?

Ans ; The dogs can not see any picture as Human jugde the Image. 

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