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Old 06-22-2010, 07:59 AM   #113
Mardelin
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A bit of unsolicited advice. Keep her away from heavy house traffic. In a quiet area of the house that is free of drafts and other dogs. Don't allow people to handle the pups, over handling is not good. At this point and for the first 8 weeks of the pups life, pretty much all they need is mom. So, keeping mom healthy is the best insurance that your pups will have a good head start on life. Keep her breasts clean and free flowing, also her private areas. You're going to wish you had stock in baby wipes (scent free). When the pups are a week old, and only if she's ready to leave them for a bit, you'll be able to give her a bath. Use a puppy shampoo and rinse, rinse, rinse. Making sure all shampoo is off her.

You informed me you don't have children of your own, well now you do.l Your maternal instincts will now kick in.
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