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Old 18-11-2010, 12:50 PM
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I think thats an entirely different situation, thats a matter of life and death and thats when i go into auto pilot. I hate blood but when I went into labour at home I managed to deliver my baby

Thanks for the indicators to watch for, will be keeping a very close eye for the signs x
Ah i thought it was the dog not liking it,

you really should try, its in both your best interests to have a good idea whats going on leading up t the whelp!
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Ah i thought it was the dog not liking it,

you really should try, its in both your best interests to have a good idea whats going on leading up t the whelp!

No lol you were right the first time
we just posted replies at the same time
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Old 18-11-2010, 12:58 PM
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Re: No sign of puppies yet but a little guidance if possible please
I dont take temps as my dogs dont like it and i dont see the point in stressing them out and im with them all the time so i just watch for little signs
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If you don't know when shes due I would really try to take her temp because its one of the best indicators something is going to happen when it drops.

I never take temperatures - but there have been plenty of obvious signs that labour is imminent - increase in panting, inability to settle, off food (rather rare for a lab) and an increase in panting as they work through the first stages being just a few.

If you are not experienced at taking temperatures - you can get false readings from the thermometer against the bowel wall.
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