As the womb is removed during the spaying operation, the answer is no, they do not bleed afterwards.
yes
Old enough to bleed....old enough to breed.
Spaying, or ovariohysterectomy, typically reduces aggressive behaviors in female dogs by eliminating hormonal influences associated with the heat cycle. However, individual responses can vary, and some dogs might still display aggression due to factors like temperament, environment, or past experiences. It's essential to consider each dog's unique personality and training history when assessing behavior changes post-spaying. Overall, spaying is often associated with a decrease in aggressive tendencies related to mating instincts.
Old enough to bleed....old enough to breed.
no, it doesn't affect growth, the dog still grows
ugly bitches ugly bitches
No. Spaying and neutering are irreversible procedures.
None if your calling them "bitches"
It's Me Bitches was created in 2006.
It said "I'm Still Here Bitches And I Know Everything" -A
Bitches (female dogs) is spelt correctly in the question.
The duration of Imaginary Bitches is -420.0 seconds.