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bellemarie · 09-20-2010, 04:09 AM

my nerves are shot!
she has now decided that she isnt quite ready for the puppies to be born, which is a good thing as she still needs to build herself up a bit... it just would have been nice of her to inform us of this! she stoped her panting etc last night and all the pups are still doing good... the vet has had more calls from us than i care to count!
shes definately getting close, but not there yet.
does anyone have experience with bigger breeds? the worst of it is, we have no idea what breed or even general size the sire is- he could be a spaniel, he could be a wolfhound!
i should be intending on assissting the exact same way i would with my girls, shouldn't i? there is only soo much you can learn via the web in 2 weeks about a breed! it took me well over 2 years researching yorkies constantly before we got missy.

09-20-2010, 04:09 AM	#2
bellemarie YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: belfast, northern ireland Posts: 520	update my nerves are shot! she has now decided that she isnt quite ready for the puppies to be born, which is a good thing as she still needs to build herself up a bit... it just would have been nice of her to inform us of this! she stoped her panting etc last night and all the pups are still doing good... the vet has had more calls from us than i care to count! shes definately getting close, but not there yet. does anyone have experience with bigger breeds? the worst of it is, we have no idea what breed or even general size the sire is- he could be a spaniel, he could be a wolfhound! i should be intending on assissting the exact same way i would with my girls, shouldn't i? there is only soo much you can learn via the web in 2 weeks about a breed! it took me well over 2 years researching yorkies constantly before we got missy. __________________ "...She will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of her heart; you owe it to her to be worthy of such devotion..."