Depends on the breed but few breeds ever stop having normal heat cycles. I have had Great Pyrenees that quite having normal cycles around 15 years of age. She lived to be almost 19.
DON'T have the dog spayed The health problems and shortened lifespan are not worth it. just be vigilent and keep her indoors during her heat cycle. (typically every 6 months for 14-21 days each time. she will live a healthier, happier life, and not have problems with bone cancer, urinary incontinence (leaking urine), orthopaedic and dental issues, and a much lower risk of colon cancer. I have been a veterinarian for almost 30 years, so take it to heart when I say that spaying does more harm than good. it is something done for the sole convenience of lazy people who cant be bothered to keep males and females apart every 6 months. it has nothing to do with helping the dogs health in any way and anyone who tells you otherwise is misleading you either because they themselves were misinformed, or because they are part of the Propaganda movement trying to convince everyone that spaying is good. in fact just the opposite is true. it is detrimental to the dog's health. and worst of all is those who would spay puppies. without coming into heat a dog will never grow out of chewing, biting, and other destructive puppy behavior. estrus (heat) is essential for normal mental and emothional development as well as strong mature skeletal, cardiovascular, and endocrine systems. Neutering a male does not cause these health problems however. as such this should be your focus, leave your females intact for the good of their health, and only neuter the males.
They will stop going into heat once they're spayed.
first heat can start anywhere between 6 months to a year, its best to get her spayed before that happens though.
My chocolate is 8 Years old in 9/2012 and she still goes into heat.
your dog will stop being in heat about at the age of 10
Yes - get her spayed. Keeping her in the house, away from other dogs will not stop her from coming into heat but it will prevent her from getting pregnant.
It will stop bleeding after a while or it will not bleed at all
There is no other way you can stop a dog coming on heat its a natural process in animals if you don't won't her coming into season all the time then get her fixed there is no other way other than locking her up when she is on heat .
Usually dogs come into heat anytime after they are about 6 month of age, their vagina will swell quite a bit, the dog will lick herself a lot, starting with a clear fluid and then blood. If you do not want the dog to go into heat have her spayed at 6 month of age or soon after the first heat.
When you have her spayed.
no they do not it dose not matter
It takes one week coming in to heat, one week in heat and one week going out of heat
Around six months, but you should never try to breed from a dog at this young age.
A dog does not stop going into season no matter what age she is, unless she is spayed.
intell it death that wen the body stop working
If you are not a registered dog breeder simply have your dog neutered and that will solve the problem permanently.
If the female dog has a normal heat cycle, it last 21 days.