When they got the dogs they were in a suitable place for 2 dogs with a large secure garden.
due to unforseen difficulties they have had to move to temporary accomodation for a short while.
getting rid of the dogs wasnt going to be an option. the only place available willing to accept pets has a **** garden

and well without being taken out to pee.. she would have to pee inside.

when my dog was on heat i managed to take her walks (as well as lots of garden and inside excercise) without her geting pregnant but then i dont live somewhere unsuitable.
bfore you ask- no i dont intend on breeding form her. yes i intend on getting her spayed but didnt have the money to get it done before her 1st season as i lost my job. she will be getting done in the next month or 2.

my friend has said however, he has learned from this experience. he will be taking her to the vet 1st thing 2mro for the jag, and will then be booking her in to be spayed.

it is not however, goin to stop the collie (and the others) straying as near me there are my neighbours who breed labs(working) and other neighbours who breed springers, also working. although all dogs do have proper kennels to keep other dogs out.
there are quite a number of people annoyed with certain dogs owners for letting them wander. someone who doesnt want her dog to be spayed as she is a border collie from great lines and kc reg but the collie hangs around her too.

people with entire dogs need to be aware that there are going to be people who dont want there females spayed for various reasons and should prepare for this.
part of being a responsible owner should be having a secure place for your dog. if he can escape to go after a bitch in heat he could escape anytime and get run over or if he got scared, hurt someone. it doesnt matter if a bitch is in season... you are always gonna get somewhere a bitch in season. it is the owners fault for not being able to manage keeping their dog in a safe environment!! An th fat popl ant kp thir og from gttin out shoul not stop othr rsponsibl owners walking their dog!

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