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Mardelin · 12-11-2007, 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by angeleisabelle

Hey Lovelyorkie,
That is too funny, because I have a Yorkie and a Maltese and they got stuck like 4 times different days of course. That was like around Nov 14th, so I think she will deliver around mid January. I swear her belly is fuller and yes she is very very lazy and affectionate right now, and she got sick a few times. I am curious to see the outcome of your babies and mine as well, it will be a nice mix.

I am new to this and I really enjoyed all the information posted here. I am attaching a pic of my two babies Oakland(Yorkie) Koona(Maltese)

Angele

If you'll look at the dates...this is a very old thread.....

The correct word is tie not stuck....

If this is your first breeding....read everything you can about whelping a litter and gather all equipment and meds that will be necessary....good luck.

BamaFan121s · 12-12-2007, 05:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by angeleisabelle

Hey Lovelyorkie,
That is too funny, because I have a Yorkie and a Maltese and they got stuck like 4 times different days of course. That was like around Nov 14th, so I think she will deliver around mid January. I swear her belly is fuller and yes she is very very lazy and affectionate right now, and she got sick a few times. I am curious to see the outcome of your babies and mine as well, it will be a nice mix.

I am new to this and I really enjoyed all the information posted here. I am attaching a pic of my two babies Oakland(Yorkie) Koona(Maltese)

Angele

Psssssst...this thread is more than 3 years old and the OP only had this one post.

Don't know if you caught that....

BriannaMercedes · 02-01-2008, 06:04 PM

My Yorkie is pregnant and I can feel the babies moving around. Does anyone know how you can tell when she will give birth? I think she must have got locked up around the 1st of December 07. Please help me if you can.

REBARTS · 03-08-2008, 04:13 PM

HELP PLEASE!!! My yorkie is about to give birth any minute now. She's at 62 days, and her temp at 7:30am was 96*... she has been digging and nestlinng for the past hour. She has also vomited and been experiencing restlessness for a while now. We are unsure how to go about the procedures for this is ours and her first time whelping and we are in need of guidance. Are there any other precaustions we should know about to make this more comfortable for our dog. We heard some stories about how the mother will actually not know that she is actually giving birth. In this case, how do we help her through the process. We have also read about ceasarians being common for Yorkies, and we are unsure of what these signs may look like if it is necessary.

bjh · 03-08-2008, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by REBARTS

HELP PLEASE!!! My yorkie is about to give birth any minute now. She's at 62 days, and her temp at 7:30am was 96*... she has been digging and nestlinng for the past hour. She has also vomited and been experiencing restlessness for a while now. We are unsure how to go about the procedures for this is ours and her first time whelping and we are in need of guidance. Are there any other precaustions we should know about to make this more comfortable for our dog. We heard some stories about how the mother will actually not know that she is actually giving birth. In this case, how do we help her through the process. We have also read about ceasarians being common for Yorkies, and we are unsure of what these signs may look like if it is necessary.

I hope and pray your baby will be okay. It sounds like she is close to delivering. When a puppy comes out you will need to break the sack off the puppy and cut the cord if the mom does not. For the vomiting you can give her a little Karo syrup. What is happening now. If you have time please read this:
http://www.welshcorgi.com/lists/archive16.html

browniesmom622 · 03-08-2008, 04:50 PM

i wish people would look at dates before posting

bjh · 03-08-2008, 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by REBARTS

HELP PLEASE!!! My yorkie is about to give birth any minute now. She's at 62 days, and her temp at 7:30am was 96*... she has been digging and nestlinng for the past hour. She has also vomited and been experiencing restlessness for a while now. We are unsure how to go about the procedures for this is ours and her first time whelping and we are in need of guidance. Are there any other precaustions we should know about to make this more comfortable for our dog. We heard some stories about how the mother will actually not know that she is actually giving birth. In this case, how do we help her through the process. We have also read about ceasarians being common for Yorkies, and we are unsure of what these signs may look like if it is necessary.

If you need immediate help please read this thread.
http://yorkietalk.com/forums/showthr...light=whelping

REBARTS · 03-08-2008, 06:00 PM

right now we are just waiting.. she is still acting very restless and constantly peeing and pooing a lot.. we are just waiting for the whelping to begin

REBARTS · 03-08-2008, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by bjh

If you need immediate help please read this thread.
http://yorkietalk.com/forums/showthr...light=whelping

your article is very helpful.. we are just waiting

bjh · 03-08-2008, 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by REBARTS

right now we are just waiting.. she is still acting very restless and constantly peeing and pooing a lot.. we are just waiting for the whelping to begin

I hope all goes well. She will probably start having pups within the next couple of hours. I want to welcome you to Yorkie Talk and I hope all goes well. You have posted in an old thread and very few people will see this. If you need any more help please go to the Breeders Section and clink on New Thread and ask any questions you might have there. I am fixing to call it a night. Please be sure to give us an update so we will know all is going well. It looks like you will be pulling an all-nighter. Do you know how many she is expecting?

REBARTS · 03-09-2008, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by bjh

I hope all goes well. She will probably start having pups within the next couple of hours. I want to welcome you to Yorkie Talk and I hope all goes well. You have posted in an old thread and very few people will see this. If you need any more help please go to the Breeders Section and clink on New Thread and ask any questions you might have there. I am fixing to call it a night. Please be sure to give us an update so we will know all is going well. It looks like you will be pulling an all-nighter. Do you know how many she is expecting?

she was expecting 4 puppies. But, last night at 10:30pm she tried to deliver her first pup but could not quite push her all the way out. We helped her by pulling the puppy out. The pup was not breathing and we tried to revive her with a guidance of the vet on the phone, but could not get her to breathe and was probably a stillborn. The vet said to rush Bella to the hospital so they could save the rest of the litter. Bella gave birth to her second puppy at 4:30 am but it took almost 6 hrs. Now it is almost 10 hrs since then and she has not had the third puppy or 4th puppy. The vet has given her oxytocin by injection and then a few hours later by I.V. and still no sign of puppies. They said her uterus is either too tired or weak and the pups may be too large for her to deliver them. Now, they have decided to give her a C-section because it is taking too long and could be dangerous for both Bella and the puppies. The vet did say that she is being a great mom to the one puppy that she had on her own by grooming her and feeding her. We'll keep you posted on the outcome. We're just waiting patiently and so concerned for Bella. We know she is in good hands for the proper care. THanks so much for your support and encouragement...it is much appreciated!

bjh · 03-09-2008, 03:48 PM

I am so sorry to hear thing are not going well. I will say a pray for the little mamma and her babies. Please keep us updated.

REBARTS · 03-09-2008, 07:53 PM

Bella had the c-section and the other two pups were stillborn. She only has one surviving puppy. Do you think that the vet should have perforned the c-section sooner than waiting almost 12 hours from when the last puppy was born? This is most upsetting to me and I can only imagine how Bella must be feeling during this postpartum. I have questioned the vet, but he said they did all they could. I believe they could have saved the remaining puppies if they acted sooner. Please tell me your thoughts on this issue

BakersDozen · 03-10-2008, 07:32 AM

I guess the vet may have had his reasons......but I cannot imagine a situation in which waiting almost 12 hours to do a c-section would be prudent. In reality you will never know if they could have been saved, but I think it is safe to say they would have at least had a chance. I personally would be probably be looking for another vet.

BakersDozen · 03-10-2008, 07:41 AM

Forgot to say that I am so sorry for your bad experience, but happy that mom is ok.

02-01-2008, 06:04 PM	#33
BriannaMercedes YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Dallas TX Posts: 1	My Yorkie is pregnant can anyone help me with some questions? My Yorkie is pregnant and I can feel the babies moving around. Does anyone know how you can tell when she will give birth? I think she must have got locked up around the 1st of December 07. Please help me if you can.

03-08-2008, 04:13 PM	#34
REBARTS Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: BELMONT, CA Posts: 10	Help Our Yorkie May Go In Labor Any Minute Now!! HELP PLEASE!!! My yorkie is about to give birth any minute now. She's at 62 days, and her temp at 7:30am was 96*... she has been digging and nestlinng for the past hour. She has also vomited and been experiencing restlessness for a while now. We are unsure how to go about the procedures for this is ours and her first time whelping and we are in need of guidance. Are there any other precaustions we should know about to make this more comfortable for our dog. We heard some stories about how the mother will actually not know that she is actually giving birth. In this case, how do we help her through the process. We have also read about ceasarians being common for Yorkies, and we are unsure of what these signs may look like if it is necessary.

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03-08-2008, 06:00 PM	#38
REBARTS Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: BELMONT, CA Posts: 10	right now we are just waiting.. she is still acting very restless and constantly peeing and pooing a lot.. we are just waiting for the whelping to begin

03-09-2008, 03:48 PM	#42
bjh Donating YT 5000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Southeast Texas Posts: 7,959	I am so sorry to hear thing are not going well. I will say a pray for the little mamma and her babies. Please keep us updated.

03-09-2008, 07:53 PM	#43
REBARTS Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: BELMONT, CA Posts: 10	Bella had the c-section and the other two pups were stillborn. She only has one surviving puppy. Do you think that the vet should have perforned the c-section sooner than waiting almost 12 hours from when the last puppy was born? This is most upsetting to me and I can only imagine how Bella must be feeling during this postpartum. I have questioned the vet, but he said they did all they could. I believe they could have saved the remaining puppies if they acted sooner. Please tell me your thoughts on this issue

03-10-2008, 07:32 AM	#44
BakersDozen Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Rosco & Bentley's World Posts: 257	I guess the vet may have had his reasons......but I cannot imagine a situation in which waiting almost 12 hours to do a c-section would be prudent. In reality you will never know if they could have been saved, but I think it is safe to say they would have at least had a chance. I personally would be probably be looking for another vet.

03-10-2008, 07:41 AM	#45
BakersDozen Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Rosco & Bentley's World Posts: 257	Forgot to say that I am so sorry for your bad experience, but happy that mom is ok.