Yes! If there are complications that are not diagnosed and treated by a vet, your dog and all of her puppies can die. And it would be an agonizing, long, painful death for your dog.
If your dog is in labor and having problems, call your vet immediately! If your vet is not available, then call another one, or call your local (or the nearest) emergency animal clinic. They are open all night and on weekends and holidays. You can find them in he yellow pages of your phone book. Please, if your dog is in labor and having problems, don't let her suffer, and don't take a chance on her and her puppies dying.
yes dogs do all animals bleed when giving birth
By one year old, most dogs are sexually mature and can have puppies. It is not likely the dog will die.
no its too much
At 8 weeks of age or later.
Yes, this is common - it can be a few hours to a day or more most often but it is possible for a successful second delivery to be much later. Search google for "twin birth interval": the top result is 61 days!
i actually dont think it is..my pitbull gave birth to 6 puppies and she didnt even bleed after all her puppies at all.u should probably have that taken cared of by the vet..hope shes ok and hope i helped :)))))
No, Because later in the game you can have puppies if you do the right things to get there.
It has been my experience for the last 7 years of breeding, if the female has "milk", it gives birth in about a week, sometimes sooner sometime later. They can be as predictable as humans, or as unpredictable as well.
it can cause lots oftrouble because there will be heps of babeis Yeh that's the right answer
no
My car broke down. My dog is having puppies.
Lhaso apso is a dog, so it has doggy type sex and later puppies.
4 weeks - 28 days, or later
Slim is forced to drown four puppies because the mother wouldn't have enough to feed them. This is an example of the tough life as a ranch hand and it shows Slim's wisdom because he can make these difficult decisions with a consideration for the effects.
She should have udder growth but there are waxy substances keeping the milk from being leaked out. Some mares get more milk sooner, some later. Some right before they give birth.