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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  I think because animals produce young in the wild all time, people think there's nothing to get excited about. People don't realize that when man domesticates an animal, man does have to stay involved in the breeding and whelping process. A large percentage of the time, there is no problem, and many inexperienced breeders tell newbie breeders, "Don't worry, it's a breeze". You have to know the warning signs, and act quickly. I'm not sure what type of advice the OP is getting through PM's or other forums. |
True, and I dont know what vet would tell someone they have to wait untill the next day when the dog has been in labor since the previous day. I think its time for a different vet. But I think we are all just beating our head against the wall and the Op isnt hearing us so most likely whats gonna happen is gonna happen. I knew we were in trouble this morning when she said she gave the momma cows milk