Anyone else experienced this?

I was sitting looking at Finn today (as you do!), and I was thinking about staffy pups being born around this time of year, and I suddenly realised that Finn didn't have her "autumn" season. Anything to worry about does anyone think ? She's ridiculously healthy and is having a growth spurt atm, eating like a horse. Just thought it odd that she's "missed" a season.

Goodisongal wrote:I was sitting looking at Finn today (as you do!), and I was thinking about staffy pups being born around this time of year, and I suddenly realised that Finn didn't have her "autumn" season. Anything to worry about does anyone think ? She's ridiculously healthy and is having a growth spurt atm, eating like a horse. Just thought it odd that she's "missed" a season.

I've been thinking the same about Roxy, She hasn't had one yet.
But i just think in her case she hasn't settled into a routine season as such yet.

When you say 'autumn', when exactly were you expecting it?

If she hasn't been 'had' and she's fit & healthy, I wouldn't worry. She's still very young & might not have settled into a regular season yet.

Is there any chance she could be pregnant, if so then get a vet to check her and he would be able to advise if its to late to abort and spay..... if thats what u wanted to do x

any new of the session thing or is it pupys on the way...

They probably havn't missed it, at the age Finn is now (and as you said going through a growth spurt) it might just be dalyed. hormones ar eall over the place at that age

Sorry havent replied till now, and thanks for everyones comments. No puppies (Joe is the only male been near her and he's been done), as far as her "date" is concerned she should have come into season in Octoberish. But having said that, obviously she IS still growing and hormones not settled yet, so thanks again for replies, and Happy New Year to everyone and their fur babies!