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Originally Posted by Lacy's Mom They're going to be tiny ones according to their current weights.
Always test the Mom for worms after whelping even if you wormed her prior to breeding. Dogs can have worms lying dormant in their intestines that become active in the last stages of pregnancy and they can infect the pups while still in the uterus or from nursing. Worms can multiply very, very quickly in a pup. If Mom's clear than I don't worm the puppies. |
o great im so excited lol i would love them reguardless of there size there my munchkins lol
what about if the father had worms? and how dangerous is it for the pups?