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Originally Posted by Lorraine  Sounds like both litters had died and that is what started labour. The placenta detaches and delivery occurs. If they are hairless, they would be premature. I would test the dams and sires for brucellosis to start with. I can't recall if it could possibly be other STD's possible. But seeing a good repro Vet would be a good idea before breeding any more litters.
The green is from the placenta detaching. |
this is my thought exactly---(Brucellosis) Bangs as cattleman call it is a disaster in the cattle business---caused abortions and renders most sterile--bulls and cows !! It has caused big problems in kennels as well--hunting dogs--show dogs all can be effected. And once they have it--my understanding is they have it till death. People need to have stud dogs checked for bangs--and never have a bitch on your place unless it's tested. It's bad news !!!
