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  1. #1
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    I think everyone has told her what to do! take her to the vet and get her checked!! there is nothing wrong with trying to teach her something at the same time. we are just trying to help her understand all the risks she has to worry about now. Also for future reference, if she ever gets anther dog. We are all tying to help here. there is nothing wrong with that!
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    No one was "getting all up on your case". They were only trying to help and educate you on the health risks Angel might experience.

    Regardless of age, finical problems aren't the issue here. I know my local Humane Society and ASPCA spay/neuter for free if someone cannot afford the surgery for their dog. No one was trying to be rude we were just trying to educate you. Even if these puppies do make it, they will be adding to the unwanted pet population. What kind of dog is Angel? I hope she isn't a mutt.

    Good luck to Angel and you! Keep us posted.

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    *sigh* I sure hope you can get her spayed asap. good luck and let us know how she is doing!
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    IMHO, age is never a valid factor. I was 7 when I convinced my mother to neuter my dog. She wanted to breed him and sell the puppies for money. For what it's worth, I'm only a year older than you. I don't like giving out my age, but I feel that the age factor is a rather limp excuse.

    But.. I digress. There are two suggestions that I see being repeated over and over again: 1) at the very least, call your vet 2) spay her ASAP. That is all that we ask of you.

    Also, where do you live? If you can give a general location, I'm sure we can help you find lower-priced/affordable veterinary services. It was also mentioned that some vets offer payment plans. Please search every route you possibly can to ensure the health of your pregnant puppy and her puppies as well.

    Okay, I promise this is my last thought, but could it be possible that your puppy is having a false pregnancy?

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    no, she is not. she is having morning sickness and all the signs of pregnancy! she is HUGE! i call her my "pretty pregnant puppy" and my "big bellied baby" LOL!
    Quote Originally Posted by Giselle
    Okay, I promise this is my last thought, but could it be possible that your puppy is having a false pregnancy?
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    Hey hon i am sorry if you thought folks (and me) where too hard on you..it was not intentional.
    Please how is the little girl today?...have you manged to get her seen by someone?........Lets get some postitivity going now...alot of folks have suggested places and routes to you...so its upto you now to take charge and act.Will your mom help you?..to ring around and get Angel seen.

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    Lou Lou is 11 months old and is having a false pregnancy and is even producing milk. The way my vet explained it, is that they can have all the signs, it only cost me $22 to find that out and it was a big relief to me to not have to worry. I hope that if she is going to have puppies, everything goes smoothly! Good luck to you and Angel!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Little_Angel
    no, she is not. she is having morning sickness and all the signs of pregnancy! she is HUGE! i call her my "pretty pregnant puppy" and my "big bellied baby" LOL!
    When a dog has a false pregnancy, they go through EVERYTHING that a valid pregnant dog would go through. Even the mental and physical attributes of pregnancy. Their bellies get bigger, they produce milk, start nesting, etc. Some even carry through and have false labors when they are never really pregnant in the first place. If she is having a false pregnancy, you really need to take her to the vet to have it properly looked at. Please. Unless you have taken her to a vet and the vet takes an ultrasound and verifies she is pregnant, there is ALWAys a chance of it being a false pregnancy

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    Take her to the vet! Take her to the vet! For many reasons, take her to the vet!

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