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@amyser Also, this post is so confusing. Is this 2 chi bitches? What do you mean “huge gap between the due dates”?

@amyser There’s no good way to know without progesterone testing, which it’s far too late for now.

@sqs1 Doc Roy’s healthy bones and Oral Cal Plus

@hbgcamila Muzzle her while nursing if you’re not bottle feeding instead. If she goes after a puppy you’re not going to be able to stop her in time (neonates have no defenses) and you also run the risk of injury to your hands.

@hbgcamila Get her out of the litter box asap and do NOT leave her unattended with her puppies even for a minute. Take her temp. Give her calcium supplements like oral cal plus, doc Roy’s. Can use tums if in a pinch. Check teats for signs of mastitis.

@warriorofyahweh Sorry, but it was irresponsible of you to breed her before having ALL of her health testing done. End of story. Dysplastic dogs can produce normal dogs and normal dogs can produce dysplastic dogs. Hence why we do OFAs prior to breeding. Genetics are only a piece of the puzzle...

@warriorofyahweh Ah yes. The Dunning-Kruger effect.

@warriorofyahweh Why would you breed a dog not planning for them to all homes to call their own? Of course things happen, but that should always be the goal. Ethical breeders typically have most or all of their homes lined up before the litter is on the ground. I strongly encourage you to find a...

@preciousleslee Fabulous answer!