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Subject: Re: how can i tell if my dog is going into labor

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In reply to: lissa 's message, "how can i tell if my dog is going into labor" on Tue, Apr 06 2004, 13:28:39

>HOW CAN I TELL THAT MY DOG IS GETTING READY TO GO INTO
>LABOR SHE IS GETTING READY TO HAVE HER PUPPYS
my dog is not eating as much as she was but she is still eating and drinking. i put a blanket in her cage for her and she keeps moving the blanket but she's not panting heavy and she's mot even a year old and this is her first litter so im really scared b-c she's young

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DELORIS
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Date Posted: Sun, Jul 09 2006, 12:07:11
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>HOW CAN I TELL THAT MY DOG IS GETTING READY TO GO INTO
>LABOR SHE IS GETTING READY TO HAVE HER PUPPYS

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>>HOW CAN I TELL THAT MY DOG IS GETTING READY TO GO INTO >>LABOR SHE IS GETTING READY TO HAVE HER PUPPYS >my dog is not eating as much as she was but she is >still eating and drinking. i put a blanket in her cage >for her and she keeps moving the blanket but she's not >panting heavy and she's mot even a year old and this >is her first litter so im really scared b-c she's young
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