Corgis are prone to dystocia in the first litter

Corgis are more likely to have dystocia if they give birth for the first time, because Corgis have a relatively short body, and pregnant dogs have abnormal fetal position, narrow birth canal, and Excessive obesity during Corgi pregnancy will lead to abnormal delivery. Another important factor causing dystocia is abnormal fetal position and excessive fetal size. It is more difficult to adjust the fetal position for smaller dogs, and uterine contraction drugs should be used when they are ineffective. Choose a caesarean section in a timely manner. It is recommended that the owner send the difficult-to-delivery Corgi to a pet hospital in a timely manner, choose a skilled and experienced midwife to deliver the baby, and choose a caesarean section in a timely manner if necessary.