She keeps moving them because she thinks where they are is not safe for them .
To successfully propagate lace aloe pups, gently separate the pups from the mother plant using a clean, sharp knife. Allow the cut ends to callus over for a few days before planting them in well-draining soil. Keep the soil lightly moist and place the pups in a bright, indirect light location. Over time, the pups will develop roots and can be cared for like mature lace aloe plants.
try to bottle feed her pups
Newborn pups: give bath in sink. Pups: give bath in sink :D
Pups should leave their mother no earlier than 8 weeks. This is for the health and well being of the pups. Pups who leave their mother's and family's before 8 weeks have a higher rate of illness.
If your dog has pups under the house you can move her and the pups inside. Moving the pups will not make her stop feeding the puppies. Mother dogs are very protective of their puppies, so be careful when you move them and do not let anyone she does not know near them.
Because once the female has her pups the mate gets too excited and when the comes in he could be too ruff and hurt one of the pups and also the mother would get angry and protective because she knows that the mate is too excited so she trys to protect the pups and keep the mate away. If the male comes and get too ruff with the pups then the mother is going to attack the male and one of them could get hurt. And if it's bears you're referring to, the boar could actually EAT the cubs.
yes
by their mother
Yes. Just as long as you keep the mother with her pups,obviously. It depends on the mother dog. More specifically, on how much she trusts you. Some mother dogs will ignore puppies who have been handled by someone. It's best not to touch or move newborn pups unless it's absolutely necessary.
about 5-6 pups
someone anser it plese
may be it has problems.