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Originally Posted by Candace_Chang um..so far...i have never done this nor seen this process before, so bascially i have zero experiences, all i have is 3 books fomr B&N and many site I found on the internet.....I saw some live birth videos....that's it |
I was really hoping that 'zero experience' was not going to be your answer, but since it was I will give you the best advice I can.
I would DEFINATELY do whatever I had to do to make sure a vet or an experienced breeder was by your side when she goes into labor. You may have a long tough road ahead of you...have you prepared for
that? There are numerous people on this board that have been breeding and studying for years and still have problems with losing the moms during birth. I know it is too late to say this now--and I really hope everything goes OK with her delivery. Out of curiosity, why would you intentionally breed her if you don't have any knowledge whatsoever of how to properly care for her and what to expect?
Breeding is not something that should be taken so lightly. You are putting KiKi at great risk by not educating yourself as to what needs to be done to ensure her saftey during this process. I hate to be so blunt, but...