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by NNOLEN28 on 07 November 2008 - 22:11

THIS IS MY DOG SECOND LITER SHE HAD 16 THIS TIME THE FIRST TIME 6 ALL OF THEM DIED EXCEPT FOR TWO COME TO FIND OUT SHE ATE THEM WELL NOW SHE ATE 6 AND THE REST OF THEM DIED AT BIRTH WHAT CAN I DO WELL WE LEFT WITH FOUR I TRIED TO BOTTLE FEED SHOULD I JUST MUZZLE HER AND LET HER FEED THE REST AND AFTER THEY FEED BRING THEM IN OR SHOULD I TAKE THEM BACK OUT THERE WITH HER WHAT CAN I DO TO PREVENT HER FROM EATING THE REST


tigermouse

by tigermouse on 07 November 2008 - 22:11

you stupid person why oh why do people not read

SHE SHOLD NOT HAVE BEEN BREAD AFTER EATING THE FIRST LITTER!!!!!

some people .

 


by Penny on 07 November 2008 - 22:11

This is terrible, but dogs do natural instinct things and no way would she want to rear 16... she was probably distraught.

I would stay with them, keep her calm, and let her get settled down again after the trauma of having 16 puppies.  I would want some-one with her and the pups 24 hrs per day for a while, and keep her calm and get her to allow the pups to suck from her.  You will know when she has lost the "wild instinct and panic" and she is calmly looking after her puppies, and if it doesnt happen after say 4 days, I would be finding another bitch to rear your puppies if you can, rather than bottle feed them.  I do hope that you get it sorted, let us know.   Mo - Mascani.


Two Moons

by Two Moons on 07 November 2008 - 22:11

Thats a lot of puppy's,

Did she eat live puppy's, or were they already dead?

There is alway's a reason why a dog will eat her young, including fear or stress.  Have you taken her away from the pup's all together?

Have you tried to see if she will nurse now without eating them?

How did she handle her first litter?

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correction,  I guess I didn't read your post very well, it's hard to read.

She ate the first litter?

There must be more to this story.

Much to consider here.


by gsdlvr2 on 07 November 2008 - 23:11

 Are you talking about a German shepherd dog? with 16 puppies?


Uber Land

by Uber Land on 07 November 2008 - 23:11

you don't breed her!  this is not a breeding dog, take your losses, have her spayed and find a female that is suitable as a breeding dog.  didn't this come up 6 months ago??? 

you need to muzzle her, and you must be present and make her nurse the remaining puppies, or take them away and hand raise them yourself.


ColeHausGSD

by ColeHausGSD on 08 November 2008 - 00:11

My dogs first and only litter, she ate 5. I took the remaining pups and bottle fed every four hours for the first week. I did muzzle the mother and made her platz so that they could nurse every few hours also. It was like having 4 new born babies and thats how I treated them. I only let Mom with pups after about 2 weeks once her hormones had time to settle down and I stayed with them in the whelping box. Never alone for the longest time. Finally she seemed to calm down and the mothering instinct took over. She is now spayed. Please do not breed this dog again. Just being real, not mean. Cole

by gsdlvr2 on 08 November 2008 - 00:11

 Cole, I remember that. Thank God we got you through it. That was a very bad time.  OP, never breed that bitch again. They aren't all meant to be moms.

 


ColeHausGSD

by ColeHausGSD on 08 November 2008 - 01:11

You know what, if it wasn't for you, I don't think that I would have gotten through that.  NNOLEN28, do you have a supplemental formula, really the pups  are what are most important at this point.  Please keep us advised.  You can save these pups.


ColeHausGSD

by ColeHausGSD on 08 November 2008 - 01:11

NNOLEN28, whats happening with the mom & pups?






 


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