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Our lurcher bitch is due 23rd August.. was just wondering if anyone advice or whelping stories for me? I can't get enough information about it and seem to be spending my evenings either reading about whelps or watching youtube videos. My partner has bred bitches before but its a first time for me.

She's been a brilliant text book pregnancy so am hoping for the same for the birth, fingers and paws crossed :yes:

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Our lurcher bitch is due 23rd August.. was just wondering if anyone advice or whelping stories for me? I can't get enough information about it and seem to be spending my evenings either reading about whelps or watching youtube videos. My partner has bred bitches before but its a first time for me.

She's been a brilliant text book pregnancy so am hoping for the same for the birth, fingers and paws crossed :yes:

not much you can do really, make sure she is in a warm, dry, comfortable place away from other dogs, kids ect, when the time comes leave her to it but be on hand if anything goes wrong, atb with the new litter :thumbs:

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Best advise I can give is dont panic lol Just had first litter off my bitch and apart from the obvious that was best bit of advise I had :thumbs: I was on the phone to my mate for most of it and in the end he told me to get a grip and let the bitch get on with it.

 

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