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that should be juast about right. You should wait until the pups are 10 weeks old bofore seperating from mom. tehn allow 2 weeks to dry up. She can't get pregnant until her next heat. Teh heat cycle is usually every 6 mnths from the last heat. The dog is in heat 3 weeks but shouldn't get preg. until the 2nd week and carries just over 2 months (63 average) should be with pups another 2 1/2 months so no later than the end of March. I hope you have wormed mom and pups at 2,4,6,8 and 10 weeks old. OK my dog had puppies January 14th. We have both a male and a female Chihuahua's but before I can fix her she got pregnant. I need to know how soon can she ge My dog gave birth 4 mothes ago and still is not in heat yet. I've herad it takes up to 5-7 months or when her puppies matuere for her to get back in heat. Age of the pups has nothing to do with it. It's the body cycle of the female that determines this. Most females will come back in season 180 days after the first breeding, but this is not etched in stone. Best Answer: If you're irresponsible enough to let her, she can get pregnant again in her next heat cycle. Of course, you must know that's not good for her body. She needs to be spayed before she comes into heat again. OK my dog had puppies January 14th. We have both a male and a female Chihuahua's but before I can fix her she got pregnant. I need to know how soon can she ge Report Abuse. A dog goes into heat normally every 6 months. A dog is pregnant for approximately 2 months (58-63 days). Once the dog has puppies, she will go into heat again in approximately 4 months after that. Please do not breed your dog again. For her own health, have her Spayed ASAP! When it comes to dog birth, there are some very important things to remember for before, during, and after the birthing of puppies. About 10 days before the due date, you need to introduce your dog to her whelping box. If it has a door on it, put her in there a couple of times a day and close the door. If your dog is given several opportunities to lay down in her box, she will automatically go in there as her first signs of whelping begin. One of my dogs gave birth to 9 puppies in 2 hours, start to finish. That is a bit unusual though. When whelping puppies, it is normal for your Golden Retriever to birth many of her babies tail first, rather than head first. This is called a breech birth and is quite common and nothing to worry about. Answer   The birthing process of a dog varies from dog to dog, depending on the amout of puppies she is birthing. She may rest for up to a hour between each puppy. … The first stage of labour can last up to 4 hours before the water breaks and the first puppy is expelled. I've herad it takes up to 5-7 months or when her puppies matuere for her to get back in heat. Age of the pups has nothing to do with it. It's the body cycle of the female that determines this. Most females will come back in season 180 days after the first breeding, but this is not etched in stone. The first thing that you will notice is a swollen vulva and a bloody discharge. This is the beginning of the heat and the eggs will not be released yet. Male dogs will already be more drawn to her, but she may not show any interest until this phase ends in 6-10 days. In the second stage of heat your dog will be fertile. Her bleeding will change from pink to a sandy color, and she will be more welcoming to male attention. This stage will last approximately 6-10 days, but can last as long as 20 days in some dogs. Most mature female dogs will go into heat every 6 months, but it is common for them to skip a cycle. The heat cycle itself will last approximately 3 weeks. It is best to wait until after your dog is two years old before you breed them so their body can fully develop before they bare puppies. When a dog gives birth, she may have to deal with additional physical consequences for days, weeks or even months afterward. It's normal for your dog to bleed intermittently after giving birth -- in fact, for several weeks she may leak natural fluids that look like blood.  The mother dog should clean her puppies right after they are born. Give her a minute or two to take the sac off the puppy and start licking and cleaning the puppy. If your dog is taking longer than that, you can step in and get the sack off and vigorously rub the puppy to dry and stimulate breathing. Do not bathe your dog immediately after birth. Unless she is filthy, wait a few weeks to give her a bath with a mild oatmeal shampoo formulated for dogs. Make sure to rinse her well in order to avoid leaving a residue that the puppies would come in contact with while nursing.
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after your dog has given birth how long before she is in season again