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hope all goes well,, please keep us poted as to how things go,,,,,lorraine
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Re: Premature Whelping!??
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Stayed up with her last night...just in case!! although she calmed right down after about midnight and pretty much slept through the night with the odd squirm of discomfort. I could feel the puppies having a right party but she is very relaxed and has had breakie and mid morning snack today so im not concerned. I think its going to be ok!!
thats great news, good luck
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