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sbt101 cynda looks like how my bella is and :laugh: she is 4 weeks.... next week will confirm with scan, but she now refuses to leave her bed in the garage and will only eat roo or doggie roll..... now digs to hide ALL bones ( which were her fav)

i would put up pics but i cant work out how to work it to get them on here

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We would like to announce that today our beautiful 2008/2009 State Seigerin Ch. Spellbinda Niketa AZ BSCL.1 HIC ET Ex. Merit has been confirmed in whelp to 2010 NSW State Seiger NZ. Ch. Oakway Quizmaster AZ BSCL.1 Ex. Merit (Imp. NZ)

So looking forward to the puppies around the 20th of December

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Good luck to all the pending Mum's, may you all have healthy and safe arrivals.

Any tips to cope with the warm weather would be very welcome. :laugh:

cooling mats do help, and have a place by the pups, put a wet towel down, where she can lay on it, to help cool her down..

Thank you Poms NZ, I have cooling coats that can double up as mats. :D I so hope we miss most of the very hot weather, the Mother of this litter doesn't mind the heat and is often caught roasting herself in the sun on a hot day. :laugh:

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after speaking with the vet and bella's history ( 2 absorbed litters) we are not going to get a scan done on her due to she stresses out too much with them and we will let nature take its course.

She will be 4 weeks on sunday and due around boxing day and she has already become fussy with food and put a little weight on so we will see what happens.

I hate not knowing but I think this time its the best way to go.

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Congratulations Firestone :laugh:

Cynda is now 6weeks......All is going 'swell' :eek:

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Thanks SBT. Your girl is glowing. All the best
Talisker Posted 19th Nov 2010 - 11:36 AM

Can I join too? Just got confirmation we are expecting bernes babies on December - due Christmas Eve!

Congratulations to everyone else expecting litters in December

Good luck and congrats
after speaking with the vet and bella's history ( 2 absorbed litters) we are not going to get a scan done on her due to she stresses out too much with them and we will let nature take its course.

She will be 4 weeks on sunday and due around boxing day and she has already become fussy with food and put a little weight on so we will see what happens.

I hate not knowing but I think this time its the best way to go.

Good luck and best wishes. Are you sure your girl stress caused the absorbtion of the litters or is her progesterone dropping away??
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we are not entirely sure, it just seems that after a week of scanning she starts to absorb. we are going to the vet on wednesday to get her checked over and discuss options then. Its all too new for me with absorbing so i guess all i can do is take the vets advice and follow that

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we are not entirely sure, it just seems that after a week of scanning she starts to absorb. we are going to the vet on wednesday to get her checked over and discuss options then. Its all too new for me with absorbing so i guess all i can do is take the vets advice and follow that

When we had Cynda scanned at 4weeks, we saw 4 puppies but 1 didn't look right. The vet seems to think that 1 was possible being obsorbed :D

I do know that progestrone levels do play a big part in the bitches ability to go full term without obsorbing but you have to come across a vet that knows all about it and who is prepared to help you with it.

All the best :D

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we are not entirely sure, it just seems that after a week of scanning she starts to absorb. we are going to the vet on wednesday to get her checked over and discuss options then. Its all too new for me with absorbing so i guess all i can do is take the vets advice and follow that

When we had Cynda scanned at 4weeks, we saw 4 puppies but 1 didn't look right. The vet seems to think that 1 was possible being obsorbed :confused:

I do know that progestrone levels do play a big part in the bitches ability to go full term without obsorbing but you have to come across a vet that knows all about it and who is prepared to help you with it.

All the best :laugh:

with doing that do you have to know what her levels were beforehand???

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According our fertility specialist anything below 50 puts a litter at risk. We had our girl scanned and pregnancy confirmed at 4 weeks after mating and a progesterone test done then. Her levels were 52 so she was started on weekly progesterone injections.

Having lost two previous litters from this girl we were happy to follow the specialists advice and the result was a happy healthy litter

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