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Old 16-11-2011, 02:46 PM
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Re: my small dog is pregnant, need as much info i can get!

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i would never have let her have puppies if i never had homes for them! i had a long list of people who wanted one, as they see my 2 HEALTHYYYYY & good natured dogs!! i could never let a dog of mine go 2 some1 i didnt no!! this is why im not a breeder & in it for money!!
Sarah, I apologise if I came across as nagging or judgemental. It certainly was meant that way. But so many people do breed their dog because they will have gorgeous puppies, with no plan whatsoever as to what is going to happen to them. You did not say you had homes waiting, and it is also a fact that many people say they want a puppy when they hear a bitch is pregnant, then find some excuse when it comes to it. Even top breeders with long waiting lists find those waiting lists disappearing when the puppies are born, either they have gone elsewhere, or can't afford it, or put their name down on a whim.

I know sweet FA about breeding, but I have read enough to know it is a big risk to the bitch, especially in a very small dog. You are doing the right thing by getting things sorted now, sad as it may be.

I wish you luck with it.
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she is booked in friday people so hopefully all will be well, however i have googled the mismate injection and it also seems to have some bad sides to it! so may just opt for c section now and have her puppies aborted & spayed. see what the vet thinks is the better option.
Im glad you are getting her spayed, it really is the best option for her I think.
I can understand the appeal of breeding though as Chiweenies are gorgeous little dogs!! My Hannah is def my heart dog and the cross is perfect for me, even though she is a stubborn, nose to the ground hound at times!!LOL
Bred responsibly they are very robust healthy little dogs who live into their teens. Id love another one one day.
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Re: my small dog is pregnant, need as much info i can get!

It's nice to see someone who cares more about the bitch than their own personal gain. Top marks, Sarah! Hope all goes well for you.
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Re: my small dog is pregnant, need as much info i can get!

well the vet said she should be fine 2 carry the pups as he treats the dog 2 but ive opted 4 the injection so she is having the 1st monday, then tuesday for the second. rather b safe than sorry. thank you for all your imformation.
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Re: my small dog is pregnant, need as much info i can get!

It's sl refreshing to read a thread where the OP takes advice and acts on it appropriately.

I am slightly perplexed by your vet though. If you 3.7kg bitch had 2 pups by a 7kg male who one would assume comes from larger dogs (remember chis bred to standard are between 2-6lb) the pups would be huge and no doubt cause a pelvic obstruction and an emergency c section would be needed. I can't believe your vet thinks she could cope the added strain on her joints from big pups would be awful and very likely cause knee and hip issues.

I want to say again though that it's fab that you have your girls best interest at heart!!
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