This usually happens between six months and a year old, but it is different for each dog. You can acquire special ''nappies'' or ''dog towels'' for females in season to stop them from making a mess. It is very important that you DO NOT let her off the lead or allow her to socialise with other dogs during this time.
No.
Most dogs go into a estrous cycle within about 6 monthes of age some up to about 14 monthes of age. Dog's estrous cycle usually lasts three weeks, meaning she can get pregnant in that timeframe Dogs go into heat about 2 times a year, some up to 4 times a year
Just like a women..for a long time
All depends on the dog, ask your vet Typically from four to six months of age.
Not sure, this is my first dog but she also whimpers here and there, just make sure she doesn't need to go out, I've noticed she has to go much more frequently while in heat.
Yes, when you spay your dog, she can no longer go into heat.
Male dogs can not go into heat.
I suggest that your dog has been spayed. If your dog has been spayed she will not go into heat.
It depend's on the dog and the breed. Just like every human female is different, every female dog is different. I breed Saint Bernard's and Large breed dog's for instance don't come into heat for the first time until normally anywhere from 8-13 months of age and then again anywhere from 3-8 months later. But mY aunt used to breed Pomeranians and they came into heat for their first cycle at about 4-6months. Some Dog's come into heat at 6 months for the first time though and other not until 24 months of age. and Some females go a yr without having a Heat Cycle at all. It just depends on your dog, you know your dog better than anyone else, be attentive to how she's acting and montior her in the months that follow her first heat cycle.
It is the same for every breed, but every dog is not the same. Most dogs go in to heat every 6-7 months, but it ranges from dog to dog.
LAIKA was the first dog to go out of the space
Usually between six months and a year old, but it is different for each dog.