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by shraza6719 on 18 August 2009 - 21:08
Hi, well friend of mine imported Zamp daughter (Pinta Ragina Pacis) matted with VA2 Quenn and before shipping seller get her ultrasound done and that was showing around 8 to 10 puppies, she was showing all signs of pregnancy, after her due date ultrasound was repeated and surprisengly her uterus was completely empty. When he contacted her seller in germany, you believe he said this is a case of abortion and shephered use to dissolve puppies in utero. how could it be. Unfortunately this is second time when he had faced this type of problem cos in begening of this year he imported female from Peter Rikker (samara furstenperle) he she didnt delivered, same story her ultrasound was also perfomed before shipping
by Khayem on 18 August 2009 - 23:08
Bitches can re-absorb puppies. I have a bitch that re-absorbed on a number of occasions unfortunately. We would scan her at 3 weeks and there would be a few pups but at 8 weeks they were gone.
Perhaps for your friend's bitch, the stress of shipping her made her re-absorb or abort the pups? When was the ultrasound and when was she shipped?
When we imported our girl from Germany, we shipped her 10 days after the mating, as this is the optimum time when any stress would not affect the litter. So at that stage, we did not know if she was pregnant or not, but we had to take the risk. Our dogs spend a month in Quarantine on arrival in Australia and during that month, she showed all signs of being pregnant and on the day of her release, we xrayed her and found 10 healthy pups that she whelped 3 weeks later. I would do it exactly the same again if I ever imported another girl.
Perhaps for your friend's bitch, the stress of shipping her made her re-absorb or abort the pups? When was the ultrasound and when was she shipped?
When we imported our girl from Germany, we shipped her 10 days after the mating, as this is the optimum time when any stress would not affect the litter. So at that stage, we did not know if she was pregnant or not, but we had to take the risk. Our dogs spend a month in Quarantine on arrival in Australia and during that month, she showed all signs of being pregnant and on the day of her release, we xrayed her and found 10 healthy pups that she whelped 3 weeks later. I would do it exactly the same again if I ever imported another girl.
by luvdemdogs on 19 August 2009 - 03:08
Man. the stuff I learn here.....
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