Depends on the breed/size of the mother dog. However, smaller breeds have been known to produce smaller litters compared to their medium and large breed counterparts, but can and sometimes do have what are considered to be "abnormally large" Litters for their "size".
It depends on what breed the dog is. Saint Bernards have up to 12 puppies. So it just depends on the breed.
If they are big puppies, feed them with a baby bottle and cow's milk. If they are little puppies, try an eye dropper. You will need to start them on solid food sooner than normal. get canned and make it more moist than normal. Good luck.
No, it is not normal. Normally, a female will stay for MORE than a week, mostly five or six.
Feed her at normal feeding times and feed her a little more than usualy, after having puppies dogs get really hungry and it takes away alot of energy to feed the puppies.
yes it is normal for dogs to do this because they might have only one pup if you have an ultrasound and there is more than one pup then no its not normal
No more than other puppies
All dogs can have 1-14 puppies but it is rare to have more than 8 puppies
Yes, it is very normal because puppies have slower metabolisms than us, which is why they don't live as long as humans. Yes, it is very normal because puppies have slower metabolisms than us, which is why they don't live as long as humans.
being pure breed
Tickling affects older dogs more than puppies, because puppies sleep a lot. I have don't this experiment with my dogs. The older dog is more affected by tickling or other noises and feelings than the puppy is.
It depends if she had it with more than one.
This is called a singleton puppy. It is not unusual for a dog to give birth to one puppy, but it is uncommon. The average litter is about six puppies, but some dogs may have more or less.Singleton puppies lack the companionship of literates, so they often grow up confused about their position in the "pack", may be over-playful because of the lack of playmates it had as a puppy and may be a little snappy because it didn't have siblings to test its "strength" on (which is a perfectly normal thing for puppies to do).This behaviour is not the fault of the puppy. You can try to find a sibling for the singleton puppy by adopting a stray puppy.
My first question is, what does the blood look like? If it is small quantities, dark brown and not foul-smelling, this is called lochia and is normal. If the blood is red, clotted, in moderate to large quantities (more than a quarter cup) or has a foul smell to it, you should take your dog to the veterinarian immediately.