Pug Puppies Arriving Anyday

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  • snorky998S

    She looks very proud of her impending motherhood. Prayers to you that all goes well.

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  • Rita JeanR

    Good luck to mom and babies and the human also. Mom will do fine. When our Shiba had her only litter she was not sure as what to do and would not tear the bag off her first puppy. Spice wanted to hide it in the blankets I was happy we were there to help her. For some reason she had her smallest puppy first and middle size in middle and her largest was last he was big. She did ok after we helped her with the first one. Good luck let us all know. 4th of July could really be banging and going.

    Rita Jean

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  • JannekeJ

    After seeing these pics.. I'm sooo happy I'm not a pregnant pug.. :D :D

    She's huge.. ;)

    Fingers crossed everything goes well! And don't forget to post pics!!

    Tillo's website

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  • thunderbird8588T

    Hope everything goes well for Gracie, she looks fit to burst!
    Can't wait to see pics of the babies.

    Shelley

    Basenji Malaika

    Basenji Malaika
    Basenji Kwame

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  • nobarkusN

    There's a Pug that comes to the dog park and he so friendly. Buddy tries to play with him but Buddy's too overwhelming and the Pug hides between my legs and looks up at me with tail wagging.

    Buddy, Paolo and Dan

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  • ibi_n_saneI

    I cross my fingers too, and I hope it will not be as hot weather as it is here when she delivers her puppies.
    Abou tthe size of the puppies, I hope they will not be too big, my basenji was hughe her second litter too, but had 4 puppies, they were big but not abnormal big for a basenji newborn. My ibizan hound was also big, but I never thought she would have 11 puppies of quite a big size for such a big litter ( 490-570 grams )….so you might be surprised ;)

    are you going for a natural labour or a CS ?

    If I call you names, please note that I am not suffering the Tourette syndrom.

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  • tanzaT

    Wondering too, is it usual to do a C-Section for Pugs? I know they have problems whelping….

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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  • S

    Wow, and I thought my tummy was big! well it is but this little girl is sure caring a load.
    Best wishes for all.

    Sharron Hurlbut

    BRAT, basenji rescue

    Evergreen basenji club

    Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue

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  • K

    Aw, she looks like she's ready to burst. lol Best wishes for a smooth successful whelping! Can't wait to see the little smooshy puppies.

    Kelli Harmon

    Kiroja Basenjis

    Southgate, MI USA

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  • MayaM

    Thanks for all the replies! :D

    We are going to see how it goes naturally and will opt for a C-section if she has problems. Gracie's mum has had two litters naturally so hopefully Gracie will too. The scanner said that one pup was a fair bit bigger than the other three so we just have to hope that she has that one ok. If she has that first with no problems the others should be easy, we just dont want that one to get stuck!!

    Jess

    http://www.silverbriar.co.uk

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  • BuanaB

    We''ll keep our fingers crossed for gracie.. she looks so huge!!!!

    Kim and my Basenji pack, Buana, Chafuko and Enya

    http://www.kwabandurus.com

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  • moetmumM

    I hope it all goes well for Gracie, lots of pics please!

    We met some adorable pug pups at Blackpool on the caravan park.

    To err is human to forgive is canine

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  • MayaM

    She seems to have settled back down now after giving me a little scare yesterday (i was sure she was going to have them last night - on her birthday!!) so maybe she will go to her due date!

    My mum is looking at buying a caravan for the shows next year so she can make a weekend of it for each of them and take all the dogs along… So i keep getting dragged around Caravan showrooms...!! Will be nice to know some people at the caravan parks for if we do go though! Maya will love it im sure.

    Jess

    http://www.silverbriar.co.uk

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  • moetmumM

    You will love caravanning (the dogs will too), my daughter and I spent many a weekend trawling caravan showrooms! You will meet lots of people, you don't need to know anyone, I should think it would be good for you with the different breeds. I have found that people will offer help, especially when I am on my own, a lovely man with a Winnebago helped us put up the awning in the wind!

    We met someone who had 16 Siberian huskies, a GSD and a Lurcher with them also someone with 10 Chi's, the Pugs owners also had Papillons and French bulldogs, you wouldn't believe there were hundreds of dogs on site, it was so quiet.

    To err is human to forgive is canine

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  • BenkuraB

    My dogs LOVE the caravan. They get excited in the car as they can see 'the big white thing' following us! :)

    Victoria Miller & the hounds of Benkura

    www.benkurabasenjis.co.uk

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  • BasenjimammaB
    Houston

    We did have an Airstream for all of three months in our driveway. We never used it, ended up selling it on Ebay..one day though I want one again..it looks like so much fun, especially for the kids and dogs. on day..
    Keeping my fingers crossed Gracie is doing OK.

    Petra and Pippin

    with Otis in my heart…

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  • MayaM

    :D

    Jess

    http://www.silverbriar.co.uk

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  • basiB

    Aww they babies are adorable Jess:D

    Did everything go ok?

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  • MayaM

    Yes, she popped them out with no problems, cleaned them and everything, she was really good!

    I managed to miss the whole thing (ooops!) as my phone died last night and i didnt realise, so my mum was leaving me voice and text messages i didnt pick up til this morning lol!!

    Jess

    http://www.silverbriar.co.uk

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  • basiB

    @Maya:

    I managed to miss the whole thing (ooops!) as my phone died last night and i didnt realise, so my mum was leaving me voice and text messages i didnt pick up til this morning lol!!

    Whoops!!

    That's good that she managed all by herself:D What sexes did she have?

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