'Baby' Georgia in season so young

[Ninasmum]

Feeling a bit sad for Georgia.....our baby has come into season at just 8 mths old 
She just seems too young    I thought her behaviour today was a bit out of character, as she kept pushing her bottom towards Nina & has suddenly started looking at her longingly. 
We were so looking forward to taking her to Windsor Gundog Show nxt week too. 
I don't know why i'm posting this....just feel sad about it & so hoped she would be a little older before she became a 'lady' 

[Bluebell]

OMG Wendy! And I thought Teva was young at 9 1/2 months She will be just fine, and even though you are saying goodbye to your 'little girl' you will be saying 'hello' to a lovely young lady in a few weeks time
Do you need to borrow a crate?!
Caz xxx

[MaggieR]

Awww bless her!  Hope your ickle girl copes ok.... and her mum does too 
Such a shame about the show, from the pictures you posted she is a real stunner.... but I am sure she will have many, many more opportunities to shine 

[Sarah.H]

Aw poor little girl, sods law that it happens when you want to take them somewhere as well!

[Poppypuppy09]

Poor Georgia  ...a lady so soon 

Hope it all goes ok Wendy 

Jen

[bracken]

Oh my she is a young lady .......at least you will have a lovely summer without worrying Wendy  still waiting for Lace to have her 1st she is nearly a year now.
hope little Georgia is ok 
Jo x

[6thSense]

Oh my she is a young lady .......at least you will have a lovely summer without worrying Wendy  still waiting for Lace to have her 1st she is nearly a year now.
hope little Georgia is ok 
Jo x

Awwww, bless her,  but good point made by Jo. Look on the bright side. You'll be able to enjoy the fab summer shows without worry now. 

[wendy]

Poor baby but not surprised wendy as the bitch's from the dog line do tend to on the whoke come into season at about 8 months.  At least you can enjoy the summer show etc.

Wendy

[Jeanette]

It does seem so young when they are still puppies, I didn't like it when Indie came into season at 7 months as thought she was far too young for that.   Like everyone says, you'll be able to enjoy the summer shows.   

[Sharon]

My Autumn was 1 week off 7 months for her first, doesn't seem fair does it, they are still babies themselves.

[Ninasmum]

OMG Wendy! And I thought Teva was young at 9 1/2 months She will be just fine, and even though you are saying goodbye to your 'little girl' you will be saying 'hello' to a lovely young lady in a few weeks time
Do you need to borrow a crate?!
Caz xxx

Thanks for the offer Caz    we should be o.k. with the crate's here...atm she only has 'eyes' for Nina 

Oh my she is a young lady .......at least you will have a lovely summer without worrying Wendy  still waiting for Lace to have her 1st she is nearly a year now.
hope little Georgia is ok 
Jo x

Awwww, bless her,  but good point made by Jo. Look on the bright side. You'll be able to enjoy the fab summer shows without worry now. 

Thats a good point.....it will be great to book some more shows now without worrying about the 'lady' probs. 

[Ebbysmum]

Ebby had her first season at just 9 months and I remember being soo sad for her. I know they can have them from 6 months but all other dogs we have had have been about 18 months so I felt she had been cheated. Mind you she is 2 1/2 now and I still see her as my little baby

[lindseyp]

Poor little Georgia, that does seem early doesn't it Wendy 
but like the others have said , you'll be able to enjoy the summer without any worries & make plan for more shows 
Lots of gentle hugs for you little 'big' girl & hope she sails through her 1st season  .....without to much humping of her big sister 

[Guelder Rose]

Grace also had her first season at 8 months and her second 8 months after that - like you, I was also quite upset for my little girl!

[*Jay*]

Thanks for the offer Caz    we should be o.k. with the crate's here...atm she only has 'eyes' for Nina 

Poor Nina