When a mother dog is giving birth, the environment must be quiet

In addition to maintaining the dog mother's own health, dog owners should help the dog mother arrange the delivery room from the beginning of pregnancy. Because according to the nature of the dog, it needs a place that satisfies it to give birth. As a dog owner, you should create such an environment for your dog so that he can give birth safely.

1. Choose a quiet place to produce

Usually this place does not have to be the female dog’s den, but that location must be the place least likely to be disturbed in the home. There was once a pregnant dog who suddenly disappeared from home on the due date, only to be discovered later that she had gone under the bed to give birth to puppies.

So you can first arrange the place where the dog originally lives - it doesn't have to be dark and dull, as long as there are barriers around it, the dog will not be disturbed (he will not see other people or dogs around) Just walk around).

2. Forbid others to disturb

Dogs are most afraid of being disturbed when they are giving birth. Dog owners can cover the surroundings of the cage where they usually sleep to prevent the movement and noise of other people from affecting the mood of the dog mother. If someone walks close to the dog outside the delivery room and the mother dog sees it, it will make the dog anxious and feel that her baby will be threatened. The mother dog will become defensive and unable to give birth with peace of mind. It is possible for the birth to stop midway, but the baby is still stuck in the birth canal, which is quite dangerous.

Therefore, when the female dog is giving birth, try not to have too many people watching, let alone making noise.

3. You can add soft objects

The floor of the delivery room can be covered with towels and fur mats to make the mother dog feel warm and comfortable. There should be no small cracks in the entire delivery room anywhere the puppy can touch it.

In addition, if there are areas that need to be repaired in the delivery room, they should be covered with towels or cardboard to prevent the puppy’s head, feet or tail from getting stuck in the small gaps and causing injury.