FAQ

A dog in heat can be somewhat messy due to bleeding and behavioral changes, but proper hygiene practices and doggy diapers help manage the situation effectively.

Yes, you can let your dog lick herself while in heat, as it is a natural form of hygiene; however, monitor her to ensure she doesn't cause irritation.

Most dogs are not in pain while in heat, though they may experience some discomfort or restlessness due to physical and hormonal changes.

Do not let your dog roam freely, take her to dog parks, or expose her to intact males, as this increases the risk of unwanted pregnancy and stress.

Female dogs typically stay in heat for about 2 to 3 weeks, though this can vary based on the individual dog.

Keep your dog indoors and supervised, use sanitary products to manage discharge, limit contact with male dogs, and provide comfort and calm to alleviate stress.

When your dog is in heat, supervise her closely, keep her away from male dogs, manage hygiene with dog diapers or washable pants, and provide a calm environment. Consult a vet if you notice any irregularities or signs of illness.

The Cane Corso is generally considered stronger than a pitbull due to its larger size, weight, and mastiff lineage.

A Neapolitan Mastiff typically costs between $2,500 and $5,000 from a reputable breeder, depending on lineage, location, and breeder reputation.

The Neapolitan Mastiff is not inherently aggressive but is protective, calm, and loyal; early socialization and training are key to managing its guarding instincts.