My female German Shepard is 3 years old. She went into heat in Nov. of 2003. At this time she was bred with another German Shepard. The first time the dogs were put together they did not mate. I consulted the vet and was told that Jada was not ready yet, and to wait about 5 days. After this time, the dogs were put back together. At this time, they mated three times the same day; however, my female did not become pregnant. Can you give me some advice? Thank youSure, you breed only from day one of first u see a drip of blood, count to day 14 and start to take her to the stud. You only breed once, skip and go to day 16, u get better larger litters this way. My secret for my stud anyhow.U never breed more than one time on a tie, it might of ruined the stud breeding three times in one day. It was most likely the wrong conception day at that.Breeding is very risky, hope the hips were done and rated A normal or A fast normal because of HD running in the genes of Shepherds. Also, that the stud is much better than the female.Remember that a females cycle is twenty one days,the first week they sweel, second they drip, third is going out that is when they breed, so u must learn to watch for that first day of drip to start to count. When the bitch is going out the drip turns from bright red to almost white, then breed, the stud should be ready if he is a seasoned stud he will know the exact day, I have often only bred one time and got a itter of nine. = lichis fruta arbol Women older than 65 taking Vitamin E had slightly fewer heart attacks, strokes and cardiovascular deaths than those taking a placebo 130 vs. 176. Among women of all ages, there were also slightly fewer cardiovascular deaths with Vitamin E. Curiously, however, deaths from heart attack and stroke were not significantly reduced, suggesting the difference must lie in mortality from abnormal heart rhythms.
I am a freshmen in college and when I was in high school I was diagnosed with anorexia and hospitalized several times. Even though I am doing a lot better I still struggle with food and healthy choices, how much, how often, etc. I also go to the gym everyday. I have been weight lifting (well toning) and doing cardio (cycling classes, running usu. between 4 6 miles). Although I have been doing this for a while my body hasn’t changed I’m convinced it’s my diet. But I don’t know what to do. I eat in the morning before class then again at like 1pm, it seems like i eat a lot more in the afternoon and night time, then in the morning. I feel so hopeless. I don’t know how to tone my body and replace fat with muscle. Also I like to think that my eating disorder caused my body to malfunction this way being unable to not store fat. Does my eating disorder cause lasting problems like this? I guess I just need some advice what should I do. lichis fruta arbol Assume willingness to read up about proper form for specific exercises, or to hunt someone up at the gym if I need to. I just need a plan to get me started without needing to think a whole lot about it can you provide me with such a plan, or resources for finding them?
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