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Old 04-22-2017, 03:13 PM   #5
Snowphie
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Thanks for the info! I ended up getting a second opinion, they did an ultrasound and there is definitely only one puppy that is pretty big, so we are deciding not to take the risk of her delivering naturally and scheduled a c-section. At least I know mom and baby will be safe and healthy. . Anyone else experience singleton puppy and decide to try natural birth?
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