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What happens when one of the unborn puppies dies inside the mother dog will the mother dog and other puppies get poisoned?
the other puppies will be born and the dead puppy will simply just come out.
Why does the mother dog keep laying on her puppies?
Because the puppies get cold.
What is the number of puppies dogs has?
the number of puppies a dog will have depends on the breed, and size of mother dog in question.
What happens to the mother dog if puppies are not deliverable?
The mother might die unless the puppies are surgically removed.
How do you tell if a dog that's pregnant has had its puppies?
You see the puppies around the mother.
How many puppies can a mother dog have?
It depends on the breed
Where do puppies Com from?
From their mom you see the Moma dog gets pregnants with papa dog then come the puppies!:)
Will having lab puppies hurt a famale miniature pinscher?
Lab puppies would not come out of a miniature pinscher unless the dog mated with a lab. If this is so, then the puppies would be a mix and the dogs sizes will suit their mother.
Does the mother dog have to lick the puppies eyes open?
No, the puppies will open their eyes on their own in 7-10 days.
The mother dog just ate one of her dead puppies is it ok for her to nurse the other puppies?
It is not recommended for the mother dog to nurse her other puppies after consuming a dead puppy. This can lead to health risks for the remaining puppies, such as infection or toxicity. It is best to consult a veterinarian for guidance in this situation.
How does a mother dog know when to clean their puppies?
Mostly by smell.
How do I know the mother dog will let me touch her new born puppies?
Interacting with a mother dog and her newborn puppies should be approached with care and respect. Here are some tips to help ensure the mother dog is comfortable with you touching her puppies: Observe Her Behavior: Watch how the mother dog reacts when you’re near her and the puppies. If she seems calm and relaxed, she might be more open to you touching the puppies. Wait for the Right Time: Avoid touching the puppies immediately after birth or during feeding. Wait until the mother dog is more comfortable and relaxed, typically after the first few days. Approach Slowly: Move slowly and calmly. Sudden movements can startle the mother dog. Speak in a soothing voice to help reassure her. Respect Her Space: Allow the mother dog to come to you or approach the puppies herself. Do not force interaction. Use Gentle Touch: If the mother dog allows you to touch the puppies, do so gently and minimally. Be aware that she may still be protective. Ask for Advice: If you’re unsure or the mother dog seems anxious, it’s best to consult with a veterinarian or an experienced breeder for guidance. Always prioritize the comfort and well-being of both the mother dog and her puppies during interactions.
