She might have metritis (inflammation of the uterus), consult with a veterinarian as to make sure she does before giving her medication.
METRITIS (INFLAMMATION OF THE UTERUS)
Signs of this condition are as follows:
If these signs are noted, usually in the first day or two postpartum, a veterinarian should be consulted. Your dog may have retained a placenta or have suffered some trauma during delivery. Animals who have required assistance with delivery are often predisposed to metritis. She will likely need to be spayed.
Well, usually they don't, but if a female dog has puppies they are VERY protective of them and sometimes wont let the father get close till there eyes are open. I know because i once had a friend who had a pug and she had 3 litters of puppies and did the same thing!
never whip your dog!
let her greave with them isaiah11ful: the same thing happened to me today what you do is you let your dog sit there for a while then try to cheer your dog up.
yes, it will let them nurse as soon as they are clean enough to breath and move around.
t's not recommended but as long as someone is watching the puppies and its only for like 4 mins.
Yes. Feed your dog everyday. It gives her nutrition for the puppies.
Let her clean them and don't pick them up for about 1 week.Unless your dog really understands you she might just let you pick them up.Good Luck
Let her clean them and do what she do but u cant touch the puppies until they get bigger
When a dog has puppies, be sure to take both the mother and the puppies to the vet to be checked out. After that if the mother doesn't want to feed, you will have to bottle feed them. Puppy formula should be available at your local Vet's office. Instructions are on the back of the can for how much and how often to feed them.
if you don't want the responsibilities of looking after the puppies than no its reasonable to let your dog breed once in their lifetime but most people don't
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