Don't fret there is usually always someone on line to talk too here. Do you have a dog crate or an old box, if not find a quiet area or room and put lots of newspapers down in an area, if you have several old quilts, use one now and one after the birthing is over. While in labour just try to stay calm, put the blanket on the area you pick and put newspapers on top, she will want to dig. You will need lots of newspapers to keep changing when shes giving birth Make sure you keep a phone handy and the # of a local vet just in case ( phone calls are sometimes very reassuring).. Will keep checking back...Jill

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Thank God someone is there.

So frightened.

What should I do?

thats good that she is sleeping. she will need all her energy later.

If she needs to go out for a wee dont forget to take a torch with you just in case she suddenly decides to push one out then.

Regards the bedding. if you have nothing else then you could use the duvet...it may get torn up a bit and you would have to make sure the pups dont get caught up in it. Or place the vetbed on top of newspaper if you already have it.

Does she have a bed at all?

Dont worry too much as she is sleeping and calm at present

xx

Whats happening right now? She probably just needs your reassuance that everything is ok...Jill

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Miti, The main thing u need to remember is not to panick. Make sure u have the vets number and they will make sure ur ok. Ring them if u think anything is up or about to happen. Make sure ur heating is on and make sure u keep an eye on her x

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Yes I forgot about that still light here...Jill

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I'm sure she will be just fine so don't panic. {{hugs}} Just have the vets number to hand just in case and try to keep calm so you won't worry your girl.
My sister had unexpected puppies quite a few years ago when her yorkie mated her 9 year old Bichon who have never had puppies before in her life and my sister knew nothing about it till she started giving birth and phoned me up in panic. I got my dog book out and was telling her what to do from the dog book. She had four beautiful healthy puppies and had no whelping kit or anything like that and didn't even need a vet.

Oops just realised that sounds funny - it wasn't my sister that had the pups it was her dog.

...why do bitches always choose the dead of the night LOL

It probably is instinct still left from being in the wild. Easier to hide at night....Jill

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Miti, is there no one u can call to come round and help? or maybe ring the vet and ask? And see if they could make a house call or something? x

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