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Old 08-06-2009, 03:52 PM   #6
kalina82
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Hi and welcome to YT!

I'm sorry this happened. I think you'd be safer to get both your dogs fixed so you can avoid this problem in the future. Since your male is double your females size there is a chance the puppies will be way to big for her to safely have naturally. If you let the puppies go to term your female will probably have to have a c-section.

You can either have her spayed now and abort the puppies. Or you can let her go to term, go thru with the c-section, and have her spayed at the same time. Hopefully if you post in the breeders section you will get more advice if you decide to go with the c-section and spay.
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