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Originally Posted by Mardelin  Nope the hardest part is when they're in labor and you're 2nd guessing everything, and praying that your girl doesn't experience any complications and hope you have enough knowledge to know when you're girl is in trouble, . |
I figured I will have to switch gears once she is in labor. It is funny how your instincts kick in. I have delivererd a horse two years ago but I knew about it from the start and had friend 1/2 a block away if I got into trouble, But I did it after many sleepless nights. This little girl is a bit more scary after reading about all the different things that can go wrong. I did get my vets cell phone number at least and his office is a 1/2 a block away and this forum has been a fantastic support system. I just don't have to many friends near by that have bred and espescially not small breeds. I have read a bunch on line and I have the book "The joy of breeding your own show dog".