asit kumar bhattacharya wrote 01/12/2015 12:26 PM food poisoning #396332 - 01/12/2015 12:26 PM
asit kumar bhattacharya Webboard User Reg: 07-04-2013 Posts: 81 Loc: kolkata,west bengal,india Offline	day before yesterday one of my friend's female lab has given a liter of 8 puppies but from yesterday the female mother is'nt eating anything that much,she stopped doing potty and her puppies expiring one by one..as the guy said,the dam is not producing milk adequately and his guess is the puppies getting died after drinking her milk,it seemed the milk as been poisoned for the pups as per his statement...do you guys have any idea over it??he has only two pups now but the health situations r not good...youe advices will be highly appriciated...
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Tracy Collins wrote 01/12/2015 12:34 PM Re: food poisoning [Re: asit kumar bhattacharya ] #396333 - 01/12/2015 12:34 PM
Tracy Collins Webboard User Reg: 10-09-2008 Posts: 1917 Loc: St. Louis, Missouri Offline	I would use this as real-world experience about how difficult and dangerous it is to breed a dog without adequate experience and resources. It can cause needless suffering and death. Cinco | Jack | Fanny | Ellie | Chip | Deacon
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tracey holden wrote 01/12/2015 12:45 PM Re: food poisoning [Re: asit kumar bhattacharya ] #396334 - 01/12/2015 12:45 PM
tracey holden Webboard User Reg: 07-17-2010 Posts: 1442 Loc: UK Offline	That is just horrendous, that poor girl, she must be so distressed and in unimaginable pain, I hope to god your friend has a competent and empathetic vet. Whatever conditions did she whelp in? Was the vet present? This is the saddest thing I have read here in a long time
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Betty Landercasp wrote 01/12/2015 01:49 PM Re: food poisoning [Re: asit kumar bhattacharya ] #396336 - 01/12/2015 01:49 PM
Betty Landercasp Webboard User Reg: 11-30-2009 Posts: 3724 Loc: minnesota Offline	From a guess, a complete guess, I would say that the mother may have another pup inside of her, dead, and that it poisoning her, the milk, the babies. USUALLY a dog, especially a large dog, can give birth without problems. But when it goes wrong, it goes very wrong indeed, there is potential to loose both mother and babies with every labor and delivery. In our Church they refer to it as the "crisis of childbirth", and that is no exaggeration. http://s922.photobucket.com/albums/ad67/Grasvaly/
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Aric Buss wrote 01/12/2015 07:14 PM Re: food poisoning [Re: Tracy Collins ] #396340 - 01/12/2015 07:14 PM
Aric Buss Webboard User Reg: 10-14-2013 Posts: 219 Loc: Canada, Alberta Offline	Quote: Tracy Collins I would use this as real-world experience about how difficult and dangerous it is to breed a dog without adequate experience and resources. It can cause needless suffering and death. Best thing I have read in a while. Just because you read online and have a female dog doesn't mean your adequately informed to breed a dog. Get the mother and the remaining puppies to a vet ASAP. If one isn't available, well your friend shouldn't of bred this dog in the first place. Such a shame.
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Niomi Smith wrote 01/12/2015 08:53 PM Re: food poisoning [Re: Betty Landercasp ] #396341 - 01/12/2015 08:53 PM
Niomi Smith Webboard User Reg: 04-20-2009 Posts: 786 Loc: Whitehorse, Yukon Offline	Quote: Betty Landercasp From a guess, a complete guess, I would say that the mother may have another pup inside of her, dead, and that it poisoning her, the milk, the babies. USUALLY a dog, especially a large dog, can give birth without problems. But when it goes wrong, it goes very wrong indeed, there is potential to loose both mother and babies with every labor and delivery. In our Church they refer to it as the "crisis of childbirth", and that is no exaggeration. Either this or retained placentas. Mom needs to be taken to a competent vet ASAP, with puppies. Once, or if, she recovers from this, she needs to be spayed.
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Greg Meyer wrote 01/13/2015 08:02 AM Re: food poisoning [Re: Aric Buss ] #396345 - 01/13/2015 08:02 AM
Greg Meyer Webboard User Reg: 12-24-2009 Posts: 482 Loc: Dayton, OH Offline	Quote: Aric Buss Just because you read online and have a female dog doesn't mean your adequately informed to breed a dog. Get the mother and the remaining puppies to a vet ASAP. If one isn't available, well your friend shouldn't of bred this dog in the first place. I have no experience breeding dogs and never intend to. However, if I were ever to make a list of cardinal rules for prospective dog breeders, I would make this set of comments #1. Bailey
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Candi Campbell wrote 01/13/2015 09:53 AM Re: food poisoning [Re: Niomi Smith ] #396347 - 01/13/2015 09:53 AM
Candi Campbell Webboard User Reg: 03-28-2013 Posts: 1571 Loc: Offline	Quote: Niomi Smith  Quote: Betty Landercasp From a guess, a complete guess, I would say that the mother may have another pup inside of her, dead, and that it poisoning her, the milk, the babies. USUALLY a dog, especially a large dog, can give birth without problems. But when it goes wrong, it goes very wrong indeed, there is potential to loose both mother and babies with every labor and delivery. In our Church they refer to it as the "crisis of childbirth", and that is no exaggeration. Either this or retained placentas. Mom needs to be taken to a competent vet ASAP, with puppies. Once, or if, she recovers from this, she needs to be SPAYED. Ditto in Spades !!!
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Niomi Smith wrote 01/13/2015 06:30 PM Re: food poisoning [Re: asit kumar bhattacharya ] #396351 - 01/13/2015 06:30 PM
Niomi Smith Webboard User Reg: 04-20-2009 Posts: 786 Loc: Whitehorse, Yukon Offline	Quote: asit kumar bhattacharya day before yesterday one of my friend's female lab has given a liter of 8 puppies but from yesterday the female mother is'nt eating anything that much,she stopped doing potty and her puppies expiring one by one..as the guy said,the dam is not producing milk adequately and his guess is the puppies getting died after drinking her milk,it seemed the milk as been poisoned for the pups as per his statement...do you guys have any idea over it??he has only two pups now but the health situations r not good...youe advices will be highly appriciated... I just was thinking - and you have in your other post that you are breeding your very own female. I really, REALLY, think you should reconsider. You may find yourself in the same boat, and you need to find someone with way more experience to mentor you. This female and her puppies have suffered and died, maybe unnecessarily. I am not saying that you should never breed, but not RIGHT now. I waited until my female was health tested, titled in various venues and *I* had the time to research more about the pedigrees and whelping itself. She was 4.5 years old and had a natural whelping with no complications, your female is young, don't rush. I then found two amazing mentors (and a few others have joined along the way) who helped me whelp my first litters. I would think it might be time to take a step back and ask yourself if producing puppies for the sake of having a litter is really worth it?
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asit kumar bhattacharya wrote 01/14/2015 01:44 AM Re: food poisoning [Re: asit kumar bhattacharya ] #396353 - 01/14/2015 01:44 AM
asit kumar bhattacharya Webboard User Reg: 07-04-2013 Posts: 81 Loc: kolkata,west bengal,india Offline	Thanx for all of ur advices..that guy suffered this situation jst bcuz of his charlatants mentality. .He consider himself as d first nd last person in d world who has d all & every knowledge abt dogs...he s jst a jerk. Lol..but i have my vet with me with a few experienced breeder too who will be present to whelp the liter so far...I dnt wanna take any risk abt my fido...I will do all it takes for shake of his gd health..I will keep it in mind...thanx
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