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2 weeks, the first week she bleeds, the 2nd she will be ready to go if you know what I mean. Your Pug Sasha gets all bothered that SHE humps our female and gets upset that there is nothing going happening! Her Vagina will swell, breast might as well, when she is ready to mate she will tilt upwards (her vagina will) ours would when you would tickle the base of her tail. Anyways, I hope that this was educational for you. We are going to be fixing our little one (not really little, she is 4) The longer you wait to fix the more prone to cancer and unwanted pregnancy, also our vet charges more for the spay if the dog is older then 1 year old.

I can't remember the length of time, but what you are asking is totally normal. Really not much different then us... HTH Hugs, Kim

Hi Marcie, I would get a rat. They are so intelligent and very clean creatures. I got mine over two years ago, he was someone else's reject. They do make very good pets and are very intelligent. You cannot combine two different species together...it doesn't work! Just try to find out all you can about their care. Cage needs to be cleaned every 3 or 4 days or they will get sick from the ammonia in the litter. Sadly, I had to put our Mr. Whiskers to sleep this morning. He had cancer but I couldn't let him suffer. He was a male albino rat, white with pink nose and pink ears. He was very cute and liked to tuck himself in his little house in his cage. I will miss him very much. Hope this helps with your decision. Also, get two as they are very social and can get lonely and depressed by themselves. Valerie

1. You HAVE to keep the boxes clean! One more box than the total # cats in the house! No less than once a day cleaning! Sucks, but has to be done. 2. If the previous owners, any of them!, had a cat(s) that peed yours would be more likely to try to mark their territory. 3. If any aren't spayed/neutered - that can cause the need to mark. 4. Separate the cats, one per room, and within a few days you'll know who's missing the target! 5. One or more could just be upset about the move. 6. Someone may have a urinary infection - vet visit for all! 7. It isn't their fault...if you have nice things that could get wrecked, limit the cats access until the mystery is solved. By the way, borrowing video cameras from friends and setting them up in the usual rooms wouldn't be a bad idea!