When does a Bulldog go into estrus? The first time a Bulldog goes into estrus is about 6-9 months after birth; it goes into estrus twice a year as an adult, usually once in spring from March to May, and again from September to November in autumn; When the Bulldog is in heat, you should always pay attention to the safety of the dog. When going out, the dog must wear a leash and do not loosen the leash at will.

Under normal circumstances, the earliest time for a Bulldog to go into estrus is about 6 months after birth. Some Bulldogs will only come into estrus at eight months of age due to their slow development, which is also normal.

Female Bulldogs go into estrus twice a year, while male dogs can go into estrus all year round. Generally, male dogs will go into estrus when they are attracted by female dogs in estrus. A female dog in estrus will have certain characteristics, such as the dog likes to go out, likes to bark, likes to be close to dogs of the opposite sex, has a reduced appetite, often urinates and urinates everywhere at home, etc.

During the period when the British Bulldog is in estrus, you should pay attention to supplementing the dog with sufficient nutrition. You can feed the dog some nutritional paste, calcium powder, vitamins, etc. During estrus, if you do not plan to breed your dog, it is best to wear menstrual pants for it to prevent pregnancy and bacterial invasion. I also want to remind everyone that you need to always pay attention to the safety of the dog during the period of estrus, because at this time, the Bulldog will secretly run out to find a mate, and it is easy to get lost and have car accidents. Therefore, I hope that all owners will always pay attention to wearing a leash on their dogs when going out, and do not loosen the leash at will.