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Originally Posted by cuculinda  Thanks everyone for your kind words. Topknot-people have no idea how serious this is. We are dealing with life here. I held that puppy all night the previous night keeping him warm between my hands and feeling his little heart beat, just making sure he was breathing. Its amaizing when they pass and in an instant-gone!! its as if the warmth evaporates and coldness sets in.. you know whats funny and i hope people dont think im crazy, my second son was a preemie and i remember holding him skin to skin just tiny little thing ( he is 3 now), my husband and i were saying how this puppy is Belle's (my sons name here). She was so worried about him
In regards to her coat, i have worked so hard on her coat i hope i dont have to cut it  . I oiled, blowdried and wrapped. I will try oiling without wrapping and see how that works. I cant thank you enough for sharing this little tip with me.
I know everyone is free to do as they wish with their own pets but going through this experience first hand has made me realize it is no easy task |
I am just so sorry that you had this type of experience.
You are right...they are so special and fragile...they need us. With my Livi's first litter, we lost all but one and I will NEVER forget how I watched a helpless little puppy suffer as they passed....NEVER! Livi's second litter was also tough. We came super close to losing Livi and all puppies...many complications that led to me having to eye drop milk to all 3 babies for close to a week, plus syringe feeding Livi for that time as well. Breeding is NOT easy and should most deinfitely be taken seriously.
Again, I am so sorry for the loss of your puppy.