exercise within reason. She may be pregnant, but she's not sick!
I am careful when it's really warm out, because I don't want her body temp getting too high if she is carrying pups.
I have a litter right now and continued to work my dog until she was about 6 weeks along and then she let me know she didn't feel like doing AS much. I have other females that don't slow down much at all.
Listen to your dog and be aware of the signals she is sending.
I think remaining active helps with an easier pregnancy and delivery, just like people!
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