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Ju1 9, 2005. New breeder. Waited more than 2 hours
after the birth of the last pup. Dead 4th pup was
small, had yellow meconium stained backside. It
was stuck inside the uterine body. The 5th pup was
large. Very deep inside uterine horn. Would have
died if there was no midnight Caesarean delivery.
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283.
Ju1 5, 2005. X-rays showed stomach full of food 4 4 pups. Rectal
temp from 37 deg C shot to 38.3 in 5 hours. Home breeder. Dam has
no milk. Vet asked an experienced breeder to look after pups.
Red toes and thin coat = 58th day? Placentas "sticky" to 3
pups. Why? But 4 vigorous pups. |
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282.
Jul 5, 2005. X-rays would be preferred but professional breeder
did not want the extra costs. Had kept sire with dam for
some time. False heat?
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281.
Jun 28, 2005.
Toilet training practical experiences: Articles
wanted
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280.
Jun 26, 2005. TOILET TRAINING CASE 2.
The 14-year-old girl does not know how to toilet
train the Mini-Maltese
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279.
Jun 26, 2005. TOILET TRAINING CASE 1. Couple over
30 years old. Puppy respects male owner but not
his wife when shown the cane. Was
the Schnauzer spiteful? |
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278.
Jun 24, 2005. TIPS FOR BREEDERS: lst vaccination
at week 6. DO NOT sell pups to pet shops as
they are not protected against parvoviruses.
Some will die from parvoviral infections a few
days after the sale. Ideally, to sell 2 weeks
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277.
May 9, 2005. Chihuahua pups are more sensitive to
Caesarean delays if there is dystocia. The
breeder reminded the vet that the pups were
delivered by Caesarean during the
vaccination at 6 weeks at the breeding kennels.
The pups were very good looking at healthy
(picture 278). |
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276.
Jun 22, 2005. Rectal temperature of 37 deg C
will indicate birth due within 12 hours. But the
home-breeder did not know when the temperature
started dipping below 38 deg C. Waited for 1
hour. It went up to 38.1 at surgery. Time for
Caesarean. 3 vigorous pups. A very satisfied home
breeder and family. |
275.
Jun 22, 2005. Swing pup in an arc at least 10
times to get water out from the lungs. Distressed
small Pom would have died if the vet just handed
the pup to the patriarch of the breeding kennels.
He had loads of experience but he might not be
physically able to handle the swings. |
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274.
Jun 22, 2005. A stressed pup and mother. It is
imperative that the stressed pup be actively
stimulated to cry, not left alone. |
273.
Jun 19, 2005. Miniature Schnauzer shook head
frequently despite treatment by groomers and a
vet. Wanted instant cure. What to do?
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272.
Jun 18, 2005. A young lady's dilemma. Let the old
friend suffer tooth aches or risk him dying on the
operating table? The vet had to decide for
her as there were strong parental preference for
euthanasia to relieve his suffering. Fortunately,
the old friend lived.
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271.
Jun 15, 2005. Transverse positioning of large pup.
2nd & 3rd pup in separate horns. Palpate and
look for the uterine body/horn junction to
incise. Be patient. Not easy to locate.
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272.
Jun 14, 2005. "Learn from the experience of
delays and deaths," the breeder said. Now, he
could judge well when his dams needed emergency
Caesarean delivery. |
271.
Jun 13, 2005. It was difficult to cage the puppy
24 hours at home for this owner. Coughing
worsened.
The pet shop operator said a coughing puppy might
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