Please help! My GSD may be pregnant after first litter... - Page 4

So clearly, you've decided that this second 'accidental' litter--which could be stopped in its tracks two weeks from now via a surgery you claim you'll be having done for your bitch anyway--is going to happen since it's unlikely to harm your dog, despite the fact that there's no good reason to bring another 5 to 10 more puppies from parents that have zero pre-breeding health clearances or certifications into the world. Obviously you have no need nor interest in any answer that doesn't support the decision you made before you even made this post.

The pups from the 1st litter aren't old enough for you to be able to say much as to how they've turned out, and it's too early to tell if those 'wonderful homes' will really be forever homes--let's see how many of these pups are still with the people who bought them two years from now, and then you can speak to how well this breeding really turned out & what great homes were found for them all. This 'accidental' mating wasn't so much an accident after all, I suspect--just a surprise because you hadn't expected her to be in heat so soon after the first litter was weaned...so I'll not waste any further thought on the subject.

HEXE ......... I have spoken to multiple vets which have all advised the best/safest option would be to go ahead with the pregnancy!! And no her coming in heat was no surprise at all as she was due, so yes i was expecting it and i did keep them seperated, which they still are!! As for the puppies as i have already mentioned ALL dogs in kennels come from ALL breeders, professional or not! And no i didnt already have my mind made up i wrote the post literally 20 mins after i found them tied before i went on to do my research AND SPEAK TO VETS!! And yes just because i didnt get my dogs to breed, why are they any less 'good quality' then puppies from a professional breeder??? Both my dogs come from very good bloodlines and DO have certification. So again your comment is nonsense......

My worry was having a back to back litter, i was concerned for my dog.... This IS the safest option for her AS ADVISED BY VETS!!!!

Yoko that's right it is the safest and that's what comes first. People on this site are very judgemental they never make mistakes 😉 that they would tell you anyway 

Oh i know lol!! Thank you :)

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