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Originally Posted by luvdorkyyorkies Im kinda old school. Everything sounds okay to me, but Im not there so truly I dont know.
If I am there from the very beginning of the labor. I feel I know what is going on. I look for the empty brown/ black bubble and if a puppy is not produced after it appears and bursts within the hour, I think you need a vet most certainly. Labors are different, and its benefical to know the warning signs. It comes with experience and its very hard to give advice if you are not there.
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I agree my only concern is there is only one pup, so being cautious!