Nope, Sadie has not gotten out of the yard at all... and there are no openings for any other dog to get in. The only dog she has had any contact to was Noba....![]()
Yes, Sadie could be having a false pregnancy. I would have the vet check her out as well. I doubt that the neutering did not work as they remove the testicles.
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My dog went through a false pregnancy too and she laxtated and showed every sign of being pregnant and even got bigger. Just turned out when we went to see how many puppies she had there was none.
Even if she is pregnant, you can still spay her if she's still in the early stages. Dogs can indeed have false pregnancies and it isn't uncommon. To be on the safe side, though, I really recommend you spay her now. Many vet clinics can fit you in by the end of the week, so there is absolutely no reason not to spay her immediately.
ETA: And when a dog is neutered, the testicles are removed completely and the tubes connecting to the former testicles are tied so the chance of the dog procreating is almost non-existant.
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