Canine lactation is very similar to human lactation in that it is usually brought on by pregnancy and birth, but sometimes it can be a hormonal imbalance. If the dog's puppies are nursing, to stop the female dog from lactating, remove the puppies. However, you need to make sure the puppies will be fed and taken care of properly before removing them, because sometimes only the mother can care for the pups. The lactation should stop with a few days to a few weeks afterward. If the female is still lactating or if you wish her to stop sooner, you may take her to a vet and see if you can get a prescription of hormones for her to counterbalance her natural hormones and make her stop; follow the directions carefully with the hormones. If not administered properly, you can screw up your dog's hormone balance and have negative and even adverse effects.
because they want to cant they do that!
The Jill should stop lactating when she weans her kits between seven and nine weeks, but depending on the time of year she could go back into estrus a couple of weeks after that
5 to 6 weeks, depends on the female.
A cat will stop lactating when she is no longer nursing her kittens. A cat will know when to stop her kittens from nursing when she is ready.
No. Not nice for the mother dog though!
No, cows continue to lactate after giving birth (between pregnancies). Many cows are 'dried off' (where they stop lactating) during the later stage of pregnancy before she gives birth again.
Some do, So be careful because a male can get posessive with the female and may hurt any puppy nearby.
Keep in mind this is an academic definition of a term that is strongly considered derogatory.Literally, a "bitch" is a lactating female canine. Generally speaking lactating dogs, or dogs who have just delivered a litter are a bit touchy. They have a tendancy to growl and snap when others come near them. They become fiercely protective of their pups.When humans emulate or seem to simulate this type of behavior, they are metaphorically referred to as bitchy.
This is a form of greeting and respect for dogs. You shouldn't stop it. It is a natural and desirable behavior.
You cannot "make" a non-pregnant dog lactate, but intact female dogs will sometimes lactate. Dogs retain their corpus luteum, and sometimes have a "pseudo-pregnancy." Pregnancy in dogs cannot be determined by the fact that they are lactating for this reason.
lactating means that the brests of the female are full of milk for the baby <3
As long a she wants and her body can keep up. Women will keep lactating until they stop breastfeeding the child.