What are the symptoms of a fawn dog in estrus? If it is the first time for a fawn dog to be in estrus, it is best not to breed. Breeding should be done on the 12th day after the estrus bleeds. When a fawn dog is in estrus, there will be blood dripping from the vagina. This symptom is the most obvious. Yes; when the fawn dog is in heat, its temper will also become louder, becoming manic and barking randomly.

1. The first thing to note is that if the fawn dog is in heat for the first time, parents should not choose this time for breeding. It is generally recommended to breed during the second heat. The best breeding date is on the 12th or 13th day after the dog bleeds.

2. When the fawn dog reaches six months and eight months, it will have its first estrus, and its second estrus will be six months later. At this time, the fawn dog will have blood dripping from its vagina. This symptom is relatively obvious.

3. In addition to physical changes, the Fawn Dog also has a good temper. It is usually very docile and cute, but it will become very manic, and sometimes it will shout randomly. At this time, it is inappropriate for parents to punish it. It doesn't work either. Because the dog is having a physiological reaction at this time, even the dog himself sometimes cannot control it.

4. It is possible that you will not think about food or tea. Because the dog at this time is only thinking about finding the opposite sex, it will also lose interest in eating. Some dogs even want to sneak out. At this time, parents must keep strict supervision and not allow him to secretly go out to find the opposite sex on his own.