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Old 02-21-2007, 06:03 PM   #8
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I think an x-ray or a sonar is a HUGE benefit. It give you a good indication of how many to expect. Not always 100% accurate....
More importantly, it will give you a heads up if any of the pups look too big to deliver naturally.
If you know ahead of time that a c-section is going to be needed, well, a planned c-section on yours and the vets terms is much better than an emergency trip.
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