There are medications that your veterinarian can prescribe for separation anxiety. However, you may want to look into doggie daycare - if you can find the right daycare - you may not need to medicate them.

Good luck!

Be sure that she has somewhere that she can "hide" to have her babies (a box, or some kind of cubby hole)- if she is stressed, she may have more problems delivering.

It will depend on how many babies she has, whether she will be able to de...

The main thing to consider in my opinion, is she having more good days, or more bad days. If she is just a little stiff in the morning & evenings - but is happy during the day - she may be okay; if she is painful all day ...

Perhaps she could be an Italian Greyhound as well...good luck!

The low/non-shedding dogs if I can remember them all are: Poodle, Shih Tzu, Lhasa Apso

It also depends on when your male is doing this. If it is twice a year (like a heat cycle) - there may be an overy left inside. If it is all the time, then it is a dominence issue.

Good luck!

Have you taken your baby to the vet - there may be an underlying reason why he's not eating. (Sore teeth, mouth ulcer or upset stomach) - get a complete check up.

If it is not health related, if you go to the p...

When you say they got really stiff - were they stretching their legs out & putting back their head? If so, they may have been going into hypoglycemic shock - 10 is a very large litter for either

First, you will need to clean out her crate completely with an enzymic cleaner such as Nature's Miracle (or the like) - then you will need to remember that she will only be able to "hold it" for her age in months plus one ...

If you are interested in a larger dog, you may want to consider a Standard Poodle. They have hair, not fur - and so many people allergic to dogs, are not allerg...