Savingdogs-Saving the chickens

[Javamama]

Uh oh. She shut the camera off. Must be a problem

 

[glenolam]

Ummm...so why'd it turn white!?!? I was learning a lot!

ETA - she did have to assist a lot, but everyone looked to be doing well. I wonder if the doe had a prolapse?

 

[savingdogs]

Did they run out of tape? I just have a white screen now.

I did not realize that you get in there with your hands to help pull the kids out. I thought that was just if they were having a hard time. Can I assume this doe was having a hard time then?

Was she grabbing a foot to pull out? Gosh, now I'm getting nervous.

 

[Javamama]

Send some prayers that nothing is wrong...

 

[glenolam]

Did they run out of tape? I just have a white screen now.

I did not realize that you get in there with your hands to help pull the kids out. I thought that was just if they were having a hard time. Can I assume this doe was having a hard time then?

Was she grabbing a foot to pull out? Gosh, now I'm getting nervous.

This doe did have a particularly hard time. She'd been in active labor for a while & the gal in there had to pull each kid out. Most births go natural with little assistance and some require more help.

I'm sending my thoughts, though - that's for sure!

 

[Javamama]

I'm thinking she assisted because they were tangled up or presented wrong. It's not usual to have to do so much...

 

[savingdogs]

Oh gosh, she shut the camera off because it could be bad?

Was all that tummy -heaving the doe was doing abnormal? I have not seen dogs give birth, only dogs and cats and a horse once.

 

[Javamama]

I gotta go - my kids and hubby are home and they are hungry. Hope everything turns out alright

 

[glenolam]

Bye Javamamma!

Yes, SD - what the doe was doing was normal...she was still having contractions.

 

[glenolam]

IT's BACK UP! I wonder if there was a still born & they didn't want us to see? Glad to see everyone doing well, though