There are many friends who like to raise dogs, but they don’t know much about dog care. Many netizens will ask how dogs react after being ridden and what the dog looks like after being ridden. Let me take you through this question and how to judge whether the dog has been ridden!
How to judge whether a dog is being ridden
If you want to determine whether a female dog is being ridden, you can usually observe the external performance. The female dog will only accept the male dog's climbing when she is in estrus. After being ridden, the female dog will stop being in estrus, and she will often lick her vagina and exclude other male dogs from climbing on her. If the female dog is not ridden, the symptoms of estrus will usually continue until the natural end, and no pregnancy symptoms will appear thereafter.
However, after being successfully ridden, female dogs also have large individual differences. Some female dogs may not show obvious symptoms after being ridden. You can usually wait 3-4 weeks to observe whether there are any changes in the female dog’s abdomen, breasts and appetite. Under normal circumstances, pregnancy reactions will appear 20 to 30 days after a female dog is successfully conceived, such as a gradual increase in abdominal circumference, mild breast redness, etc., and there may also be an increase in appetite. But it is best to take the female dog to the animal hospital for a B-ultrasound test after 28 days. If she is pregnant, the gestational sac may be reflected on the image. Because some dogs may have pseudopregnancy, and may also experience increased abdominal girth, red and swollen breasts, and changes in appetite, it is difficult to judge from the outside.
Another thing to pay attention to is the dog’s mood. If the dog is hungry, be sure to give him the food he likes.