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Old 07-04-2007
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Default when your dog just has babies, how are you supposed to take care of them right

away?or do you just leave them? we have a pregnant dog and we think she's almost ready to have babies so we want to know how to take care of newborn puppies
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for the most part mom will do it herslef. if you see she doesnt tear the bags or try to clean them up, you may have to do it. I have seen this many times with first time moms. make sure to clear the nostrils and mouth - i use a baby syringe( the one for noses). also check on line for puppy cpr methods. I have had to do that also. make sure she is stimulating pups so that they will begin to breathe. if she doesnt, start rubbing them firmly until they cry. good luck
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