The medicines that make a dog go into heat are dopamine agonists. There is also some evidence that Desorelin implants are effective.
You don't, because you don't have the medicines to make it painless. Go to your vet or a shelter and have them do it humanely so that your dog doesn't suffer.
you get a hot dog, heat it up, and put it in its warm bun.
No you don't, when the time is right in the females heat cycle, he will do it instinctively.
Yes, they release pheromones.
In China, people cook dog meat in many ways. They grab dog meat and throw it into the pot. They heat the dog meat, put salt, put oil, put soy sauce, put vinegar, put garlic, and put onions. They stir the dog meat and start mixing up When the dog meat is done cooking, people send the meat to the dinner table.
You put a wiener on a skewer and heat it evenly over a flame??
Put them in aroom together and trust me they will start doing the things they need to.
Depends on the weight of the dog and the medicines specific recommendations. No blanket answer works here.
You can Use Homoepathic medicines
Don't give medicines to a dog without a vet's advice.
A dog urinates the same if she is in heat, heat does not affect her urination
I dont know of any seasonings...but if its dry dog food if you put just a little bit of water, just enough to get each kibble a little wet, and then heat it up for 10-15 seconds in your microwave your dog will probably like it. we do that with our dog and he likes it as much as if we put gravy in it. It could be a mental thing of just stirring the kibbles in the bowl, but im pretty sure that the water and heat brings out the flavors already put on the kibbles. ~if its wet food your thinking of you could just heat it for a couple seconds and then mix crushed dog kibbles in it since kibbles already have some sort of flavouring.