Most dogs dont have problems at the birth if research has been done before hand and you know what to do if a problem arouses because many a time, the problem is simple to cure but the person doesnt know how to cure it. Some of the more common problems that are easally avoided are making sure your dog is the right age to have babies; has good health; the sire(farther) has good health; eats correcly during and after pregnancy and is left to her own accord during birth, dogs pick up on your fear and nervs during the birth and this scence could tell her that she should be scared too. only help if you need to
The answer to this question is to revise before whelping and know what your doing.
Yes, birthing complications can result in the death of your dog.
YES..my DOG stood up..but the dog that actually gave birth didn't.
no its gross
Yes they do .
Depends on it size and the dog size and how many it is giving birth too
Yes this can happen. Giving birth can be quite traumatic.They will shake because it is all new to them trust me my dog gave birth today
whelping
Often times nothing. Dogs have been giving birth to puppies for longer than man has been around in to intervene. Dog owners do like to be there in case there are any complications though. Sometimes The puppy might be too big. I know it sounds stupid, but it could happen.
If a dog appears to be finished giving birth but continues to have something protruding from her body, it could be a retained placenta or a puppy that did not come out during the initial birthing process. This can be a serious issue that requires immediate veterinary attention to prevent infection and complications.
a puppyThe process of a dog giving birth is called whelping.
no
Whelping or parturition.