In rec.pets.dogs.breeds Darnell Barber wrote:

I have just read that a certain medication (is used to induce
estrus) I have also read that it is to be given for roughly 10
days.

What I have not been able to find out is the amount?

I have a female that has been due to come into season
for over 2 months now. And would like to take the
medical route BUT! frankly can not afford the HIGH
vet bill for something that I can administer myself.

Why would you want to experiment on your dog that way? I can't think of
any good reason to force estrus. Well not any reason that keeps the
welfare of the dog and the breed in mind. And doing so without veterinary
supervision is even less palatable. Her body is saying she is not ready
to breed. Listen to it.

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Diane Blackman
http://dog-play.com/
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In rec.pets.dogs.breeds Darnell Barber wrote:

I have just read that a certain medication (is used to induce
estrus) I have also read that it is to be given for roughly 10
days.

What I have not been able to find out is the amount?

I have a female that has been due to come into season
for over 2 months now. And would like to take the
medical route BUT! frankly can not afford the HIGH
vet bill for something that I can administer myself.

Why would you want to experiment on your dog that way? I can't think of
any good reason to force estrus merely because a dog is late. Well not
any reason that keeps the welfare of the dog and the breed in mind. And
doing so without veterinary supervision is even less palatable. Her body
is saying she is not ready to breed. Listen to it.

--
Diane Blackman
http://dog-play.com/
http://dogplay.com/Shop/

Diane, you're hiccupping. Your posts are coming in twice, about 20 minutes
apart.

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Tara