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The Day 12 photo may have been at the end of her season, but she's still in 'modelling for PlayDog magazine' mode![]()
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The Day 12 photo may have been at the end of her season, but she's still in 'modelling for PlayDog magazine' mode![]()
Ah...and that is the problem..'just wait'. I'm having difficulty to do that already!It is, of course, entirely your choice, but I never have bitches scanned. It doesn't make them any more pregnant if they are, it won't make them pregnant if they aren't, it isn't all that accurate, it's hassle and expense, and it is only a moment in time - a dog can be pregnant, be scanned, and reabsorb or abort the litter later on. I just wait until the puppies wiggle.
Me too!!Excited![]()
Being honest.....I thought there might have been teeny change, but then I said to myself 'don't be silly....'. So I took the photo so I have better reference point for days and weeks to come.Do you think that her nipples have turned a little more pink than usual ? (I have found this a good indication in the very early days)
What ever you do, don't treat her like an invalid, life goes on and she should enjoy all normal activities, she will slow herself down when she starts to feel too heavy.
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Oh I meant to add...yes, we are out and about as normal. In fact last two weeks we've had intense walking practice going on. Both girls have gone bit wild with their behaviour and although I don't mind that when we are in forest or field, but since they've not been walking on streets for long while....their best behaviour walk has gone rusty.Do you think that her nipples have turned a little more pink than usual ? (I have found this a good indication in the very early days)
What ever you do, don't treat her like an invalid, life goes on and she should enjoy all normal activities, she will slow herself down when she starts to feel too heavy.
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What a lovely thoughtful neighbour!
You can always make the box a bit larger than you think you need, and line it with the extra cardboard. Then as they grow (and chew the cardboard) you can dispose of the inner layers as needed.
Me too....but I try not toThere does seem to be a bit of "fullness" in the line of her milk bar. But as you say it is still very early days at the moment.
Getting more excited though!'
I'm jumping ahead here, but will you be live streaming the birth? Some rescues do this when a pregnant bitch comes in (and ask for donations), and it's an absolute joy to watch. I quite understand if it would just add to your stress at a time when being as calm as possible is so important.
Well..I'm glad I asked. I just cannot believe I haven't heard about it before and I have had bitches with quite difficult false pregnancies and I haven't heard a whisper about it to see if it would have any help. I think I'll have a go giving some for Iida.I've used raspberry leaf tablets from Dorwest for every bitch's pregnancy, and I also use it from the last week of the season to the end of the false pregnancy time in non-breeding bitches.
Nah...I doubt it. Eva was due to come on to false one anyway..so the timing was correct but what I don't know if all the 'floating hormones' in the atmosphere could effect to the severity of it. She haven't had it to this extent before. Her boobies are massive compare for Iida'sSo exciting... do you think pregnancy in one could set off false pregnancy in t'other?