LEXIE (Luckylady) & DIVA(LuvmyYorkies2) Are Pregnant! - Page 4 - YorkieTalk.com Forums

daisy mae06 · 10-12-2007, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Sunnie

I stole your picture and opened it in photoshop and circled where I see five heads. I enarged it first so I could see clearly. I am no expert, but it LOoks like five to me.

Thank you I am glad I am not the only one.

I wish I knew how to use Photoshop LOL

But can you see it now Rose?

I'll check back later
Rose you have my Number if ya wanna call

LuvmyYorkies2 · 10-12-2007, 10:57 AM

Wow Rose!! I mean, I don't wanna say I see 5 but I think that may be true....wouldn't that be a surprise....the unfortunate thing is what if 4 come out fine and you're waiting & waiting & waiting thinking there may be a 5th 0one????

So you don't want to get your stress level up unnecessarily... I guess as long as she doesn't seem to be in distress, you should be okay....but whether it be 2, 3, 4 or 5...I'm hoping for a safe, smooth delivery for her and they're all precious!!!!

Yolanda

Sunnie · 10-12-2007, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by daisy mae06

Thank you I am glad I am not the only one.

I wish I knew how to use Photoshop LOL

But can you see it now Rose?

I'll check back later
Rose you have my Number if ya wanna call

LOL.. Well I hope I circled the same places YOU thought there were five! LOL

By the way, with the picture this size it is hard to see, but when it is expanded in photoshop you can see heads and skeletal features pretty well.

Sonya

luckylady · 10-12-2007, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Sunnie

I stole your picture and opened it in photoshop and circled where I see five heads. I enarged it first so I could see clearly. I am no expert, but it LOoks like five to me.

Well, if you say so. There is 4 no doubt about it. The 5th, which in my case would be the smallest circle at the top, looks to my untrained eye like just that; a circle you drew. I even saved your version to my computer and magnified it to 400% and 800%, still nothing. But what do I know. But it's 3 (yourself, Lori, & Yolanda) against one, in favor of there possibly being a fifth. Anybody else, I would appreciate what your expert or not so expert thoughts are on this. THNANKS!

LuvmyYorkies2 · 10-12-2007, 02:50 PM

Well Diva went to the vet today and they are seeing only 1 little puppy....I was kind of hoping for more than 1, at least 2

....I know some 1st timers have smaller litters but given her decent size of 6.5 - 7lbs, I thought maybe we'd have more than 1...so unless 1 is hiding up in her ribcage, we're going to expect to give 1 set of furry little paws to pamper & love...In some ways I guess it's good too being Diva's first time it gives her time to practice her maternal skills & if it should happen again with more, she'd be well prepared!

The vet also mentioned the only concern with having 1 pup is that there is alot of room for that 1 pup to grow a little bigger than it would with more pups taking up space...right now she said the pups head is already down, right above the pelvis in good positioning to come down the birth canal and so far it's head should fit through her pelvis with no problem...I'm hoping it doesn't grow too much bigger though..

They did mention her milk had already come in which I told them I noticed that 2 days ago...her temp was 100.4

Nonetheless, I can't wait to meet the little one.

Yolanda

Sunnie · 10-12-2007, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by luckylady

Well, if you say so. There is 4 no doubt about it. The 5th, which in my case would be the smallest circle at the top, looks to my untrained eye like just that; a circle you drew. I even saved your version to my computer and magnified it to 400% and 800%, still nothing. But what do I know. But it's 3 (yourself, Lori, & Yolanda) against one, in favor of there possibly being a fifth. Anybody else, I would appreciate what your expert or not so expert thoughts are on this. THNANKS!

You may be right ... I am certainly no expert. I was more concerned about the BOTTOM one. lol.... She will have what she has no matter what. Good luck
Sonya

daisy mae06 · 10-12-2007, 07:26 PM

ok here i did mine in Paint

luckylady · 10-13-2007, 03:42 AM

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right now she said the pups head is already down, right above the pelvis in good positioning to come down the birth canal and so far it's head should fit through her pelvis with no problem

Whew! When I replyed to your PM, I asked about this very thing before reading your post here. Hooray that the puppy is staying small enought to deliver okay. I'll be posting Lexie's 8 week belly pic a little later today; hoping to see one of Diva also.

luckylady · 10-13-2007, 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by daisy mae06

ok here i did mine in Paint

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=luckylady; Hmmmm, where abouts is it? I might see where you're talking about, but not sure.

Ok, that is where I thought you might be thinking you saw the fifth. I never would have thought it on my own though and still not sure that it is. Can't see any spine or ribs to go with it. Could be legs on the one???? Any more guesses from anyone? Is there an xray expert out there???

luckylady · 10-13-2007, 08:52 AM

Here she is with one week to go...hope I'm not boring anyone with so many belly pictures and such; but I am soooooo excited!

ANL · 10-13-2007, 11:06 AM

Congrats to you all, it is all very exciting. The x-rays are amazing!! I have always wanted a yorkie since childhood. A few months ago, I had to put my beloved Tye (springer spaniel) down....diabetes, cushings disease and tumors. My Boo (mix of yorkie and poodle) was lonely for a companion and I decided to go all out and get a purebred yorkie. Lexi is so soooo adorable!!! I would love her to have a litter but know that I have to wait unitl she is at least 18 months (she is 5 months). I enjoy very much your thread and am learning alot. IT is suspensful....like a reality show!! lol

Good luck and hope everything goes well.

P.S. to luvmyYorkies2. Maybe 1 is okay for now for the first time and for safety. You can focus all your attention on it and learn alot for the next litter!

luckylady · 10-13-2007, 11:58 AM

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Congrats to you all, it is all very exciting. The x-rays are amazing!! I have always wanted a yorkie since childhood. A few months ago, I had to put my beloved Tye (springer spaniel) down....diabetes, cushings disease and tumors. My Boo (mix of yorkie and poodle) was lonely for a companion and I decided to go all out and get a purebred yorkie. Lexi is so soooo adorable!!! I would love her to have a litter but know that I have to wait unitl she is at least 18 months (she is 5 months). I enjoy very much your thread and am learning alot. IT is suspensful....like a reality show!! lol

Good luck and hope everything goes well.

Thank you for your good wishes and welcome to YT! Sorry to hear about the loss of Tye; it's hard to lose these babies we love so much. You are going to love having a pruebred yorkie! They are the best! The yorkie breed is my passion now after years of dreaming of owning one. After my first, I had to have another, we'll be getting a third sometime soon, and I plan to continue breeding about once a year. Stay tuned to this thread; we'll be here until our whelpings begin. I believe our plan then will be to start our own threads of the labor and deliveries! We'll take any help or support we can get!

YorkieShadow · 10-13-2007, 01:11 PM

I guessing 4 for sure maybe 5

LuvmyYorkies2 · 10-13-2007, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by ANL

Good luck and hope everything goes well.

P.S. to luvmyYorkies2. Maybe 1 is okay for now for the first time and for safety. You can focus all your attention on it and learn alot for the next litter!

Thanks ANL! I agree that having 1 healthy pup is a great time to focus on learning(me & Diva). This is both our first times so I'm very excited...I have to run back to work but will post pics of Diva's belly as it is today when I get back in tonight(some of you may already be sleeping). I work for a local abc news station & have to go back for the late night news broadcast. This little one sure has a lot of room as he/she has been very very active all day!!

ImCKN · 10-13-2007, 07:27 PM

Congrats to both of you. I am watching closely and praying for free whelping in both cases. My Davie had one puppy her first litter and he was just as special as our last litter of 7. The one puppy, his name is Sonny ended up going to live with my mother, and has become a very important part of the family. He looks just like his Dad, and has kept my Mom so busy that she is getting "younger" as her docter said!! I am so excited for both of you. You are just starting and I am at the end and homing my babies. I cry when each and every one leaves, I put so much into each one that I feel like I am giving part of me away. Good luck and keep in touch!!

10-12-2007, 02:50 PM	#50
LuvmyYorkies2 Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Southern Maryland Posts: 1,739	1 is better than None Well Diva went to the vet today and they are seeing only 1 little puppy....I was kind of hoping for more than 1, at least 2 ....I know some 1st timers have smaller litters but given her decent size of 6.5 - 7lbs, I thought maybe we'd have more than 1...so unless 1 is hiding up in her ribcage, we're going to expect to give 1 set of furry little paws to pamper & love...In some ways I guess it's good too being Diva's first time it gives her time to practice her maternal skills & if it should happen again with more, she'd be well prepared! The vet also mentioned the only concern with having 1 pup is that there is alot of room for that 1 pup to grow a little bigger than it would with more pups taking up space...right now she said the pups head is already down, right above the pelvis in good positioning to come down the birth canal and so far it's head should fit through her pelvis with no problem...I'm hoping it doesn't grow too much bigger though.. They did mention her milk had already come in which I told them I noticed that 2 days ago...her temp was 100.4 Nonetheless, I can't wait to meet the little one. Yolanda

10-13-2007, 11:06 AM	#56
ANL Yorkie Talker Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 10 Blog Entries: 1	Congrats to you all, it is all very exciting. The x-rays are amazing!! I have always wanted a yorkie since childhood. A few months ago, I had to put my beloved Tye (springer spaniel) down....diabetes, cushings disease and tumors. My Boo (mix of yorkie and poodle) was lonely for a companion and I decided to go all out and get a purebred yorkie. Lexi is so soooo adorable!!! I would love her to have a litter but know that I have to wait unitl she is at least 18 months (she is 5 months). I enjoy very much your thread and am learning alot. IT is suspensful....like a reality show!! lol Good luck and hope everything goes well. P.S. to luvmyYorkies2. Maybe 1 is okay for now for the first time and for safety. You can focus all your attention on it and learn alot for the next litter! __________________ Anita, Lexi and Boo

10-13-2007, 01:11 PM	#58
YorkieShadow BANNED! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: USA Posts: 9,999	Xrays I guessing 4 for sure maybe 5

10-13-2007, 07:27 PM	#60
ImCKN Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: New Port Richey, Florida Posts: 825	Congrats to both of you. I am watching closely and praying for free whelping in both cases. My Davie had one puppy her first litter and he was just as special as our last litter of 7. The one puppy, his name is Sonny ended up going to live with my mother, and has become a very important part of the family. He looks just like his Dad, and has kept my Mom so busy that she is getting "younger" as her docter said!! I am so excited for both of you. You are just starting and I am at the end and homing my babies. I cry when each and every one leaves, I put so much into each one that I feel like I am giving part of me away. Good luck and keep in touch!! __________________ Charlene (Harley, Davie, Sonny, and Lexie's Mom) PLUS 8 beautiful puppies December 15, 2010 :

10-12-2007, 10:57 AM	#47
LuvmyYorkies2 Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Southern Maryland Posts: 1,739	Wow Rose!! I mean, I don't wanna say I see 5 but I think that may be true....wouldn't that be a surprise....the unfortunate thing is what if 4 come out fine and you're waiting & waiting & waiting thinking there may be a 5th 0one???? So you don't want to get your stress level up unnecessarily... I guess as long as she doesn't seem to be in distress, you should be okay....but whether it be 2, 3, 4 or 5...I'm hoping for a safe, smooth delivery for her and they're all precious!!!! Yolanda