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Originally Posted by fannie  I've had that happen twice. And both times it was because the puppy didn't know how to eat. They were from large litters and when it came feeding time they must have been pushed away. When mom dried up, they weren't eating enough on their own and their sugar went down. Once I taught them how to eat properly, they were fine.
I would also have to think that it's possibly your lines. Have you had your adults tested for LS? |
No, not yet. That used to have a very low priority for me as the lady I got them from knew the lines for 5 generations and had no knowledge of any reports of LS. It is very possible these babies were pushed away from the food as they were the smallest but I free feed so there was always food down. Because of the tiny ones, I wet the kibble to make it soft enough they can get it into their mouths. Sylvia