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PiggyPuggy: Repost
Reposting this question to a place it may get an answer
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pope1982
Posted: 9:56:00 PM 7/6/2008
PiggyPuggy posted this question on an exsisting thread, please PM them.

Posted: 3:56:10 PM 7/6/2008
"my female pug has had 5 litters and last night she gave birth it was very hot and she did fine with the first pup but after her labor stopped it was 3:30 am and she resumed at 5:00 am 5 were born either dead or severely undeveloped but the three live pup she ate as we napped after it was all over. could it be because we threw her placenta away {she was gagging on it and was having an issue severing the cord} we almost always cut the cord for her and allow her to deliver all before we put them together so she can nurse? i was horrified and confused i want to spay her if this is typical."

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Pen2
Posted: 11:31:22 AM 7/7/2008
Why do we PM the response?
imunique
Posted: 3:06:31 PM 7/7/2008
5 litters is an awful lot of litters for one dog,maybe she is wore out and tired of having and nursing pups so she got rid of them. Maybe they were born undeveloped because her body is wore out and does not have enough nutrients and other stuff to have healthy pups.She has obviously been over bred.DUH....yes you should get her spayed.
pope1982
Posted: 8:00:53 PM 7/7/2008
Pen, because I don't think PiggyPuggy understands how the forum works.
Hence why she posted her question in an old post...

If it floats your boat, you are more than welcome to post your response where you want to. Post in all three places for all I care, just make sure it gets to PiggyPuggy.
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