A female dog’s menstruation usually lasts 7-16 days, and some dogs may even reach 20 days. When a dog is menstruating, it is in heat, and the owner can breed it. The highest success rate is usually achieved on the 11th day of menstruation, and if the dog is menstruating a lot, the owner can also dress her in physiological pants to prevent the walls and floors from getting dirty. If the owner does not want to breed the dog and does not intend to let the dog have children in the future, then spaying or neutering is an option, but it must be done only after the dog’s period is over, otherwise it can easily cause genital hemorrhaging. It is generally recommended that spaying and neutering be done a week after the dog’s period is most appropriate.
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