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felicity1008 · 10-10-2010, 10:38 AM

my condolences to you and your pup.
what a sad way to learn a hard lesson, it was a mistake and i believe that you care for your dog. Before you breed her again, which it seems like you are regardless of the advice you have gotton on here. you really need a mentor and a vet on hand. I feel sorry for your situation that could have possibly been avoided with the proper knowlege
did you take her temp for days prior? to know she was about to whelp. mine show no signs at all besides a temp drop.
To answer your questions
The crate could have very well be the problem. she may have sufficated the pup. was it on the heating pad at the time? it could have been cold too? I know you brought the pup to the vet but sometimes they can just pass.

10-10-2010, 10:38 AM	#78
felicity1008 YT Addict Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: farmingdale, nj, monmouth Posts: 433	my condolences to you and your pup. what a sad way to learn a hard lesson, it was a mistake and i believe that you care for your dog. Before you breed her again, which it seems like you are regardless of the advice you have gotton on here. you really need a mentor and a vet on hand. I feel sorry for your situation that could have possibly been avoided with the proper knowlege did you take her temp for days prior? to know she was about to whelp. mine show no signs at all besides a temp drop. To answer your questions The crate could have very well be the problem. she may have sufficated the pup. was it on the heating pad at the time? it could have been cold too? I know you brought the pup to the vet but sometimes they can just pass. Last edited by felicity1008; 10-10-2010 at 10:39 AM. Reason: spell