The length of pregnancy is approximately 58-63 days. And referring to the Other answer, it is called a Womb not a wound.
they stay in the wound for about three months have fun with your puppies toodles
No
until they are 6 weeks old
On their bellies they will have nipples that produce milk (just like a human female) and this is how they feed their puppies until around 5 weeks old when the puppies teeth start growing in and they can eat on their own
As they are mammals their young suckle from the mothers breasts.
If puppies have worms in their belly; they begin to feel nauseous and the fat on their belly begins to expand and grow more than 3 times than the fat that was there before.. this isnt anything serious however if you take long in treating the puppy then there can be many serious diseases involved in the situation.
A group of puppies from different mothers is typically referred to as a litter, regardless of sibling relationships. Each puppy in the litter comes from a different mother.
Long muscle bellies are characterized by a greater length of muscle fibers, while short muscle bellies have shorter fibers. Long muscle bellies are often associated with greater muscle flexibility and range of motion, while short muscle bellies are typically stronger but may have limited flexibility. These differences can affect muscle function and performance by influencing factors such as strength, speed, and endurance.
this is so as they experience pain when their ofsprings bite the nipplles
because thats how many mothers dogs have
Yes, dogs with different mothers but the same father can have puppies together. This is because dogs are not genetically limited by their maternal lineage; they inherit traits from both parents. As long as both dogs are of breeding age and healthy, they can mate and produce offspring. The puppies will be half-siblings, sharing the same father.
There's no such thing as nursing too much! The puppies will eat (nurse) until they are not hungry any more, as any infant will. The mother dog produces the amount of milk that her pups need, as they need it.
bellies