No
No.
You don't. If the dog is old enough she'll come into heat on her own (unless she's spayed- then she won't no matter what).
The absence of heat signs in your 4-year-old dog could be due to several reasons including underlying health issues, pregnancy, or a delayed heat cycle. It is best to consult with a veterinarian to determine the cause and ensure your dog's well-being.
When you have her spayed.
Yes, a spayed dog can exhibit behaviors similar to being in heat due to hormonal influences or other underlying issues. This can happen if the ovaries were not completely removed during the spay surgery, or if there is a condition known as ovarian remnant syndrome. Additionally, behavioral factors or environmental stimuli can also lead to heat-like behaviors. If a spayed dog shows such signs, it's advisable to consult a veterinarian for evaluation.
No, when a female is spayed all of her reproductive organs are removed. She can no longer come into heat and bleed.
Unless you want your dog for breeding, please get her spayed! Spaying the dog stops her from going in heat. Also if you do not, 50% of female dogs that have not had puppies and are not spayed get Pyometra, a disease of the uterus.
After your dog has been spayed, she will no longer come into heat. When your Vet spays your pet, he will remove the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries so there is no way she can come into heat anymore. You will have a healthier and hopefully longer lived pet.
No she shouldn`t if she was just spayed she may have a false pregnancy
Directly after being, a puppy will lose some energy, as they are healing form the surgery. However, after the healing process is over they will be back to their normal selves. There are some added benefits with getting your dog spayed. It can help smooth out temperamental problems, and you will not get big mood changed when the dog goes into heat.
then give her water!
Get her spayed, or keep her inside, and away from male dogs.