To deliver a Yorkshire terrier, it is necessary to approach business responsibly, carefully and accuracy. It is very important not to prevent future mom and in due time to help her.
Instruction
1. Beforehand you take your Yorkshire terrier to the veterinarian to reveal possible deviations in pregnancy course. Make it in three weeks prior to childbirth.
2. Pregnancy of Yorkshire terriers lasts exactly 63 days. A day before it prepare the room – a prostirilezuyta and air it. Ambient temperature has to be from 25 °C to 30 °C. If it is necessary, in advance think of existence of heaters.
3. Before childbirth the Yorkshire terrier feels concern and starts walking about the room up and down, to dig paws and to pant. Caress her to calm a little.
4. Before direct childbirth at boughs fights and attempts which constantly amplify and become more frequent begin. Usually Yorkshire terriers cope with childbirth independently. At first they lay down sideways, and after a while at strong attempts you will notice a dark bubble. Soon it is pushed out together with a puppy outside. The dog peregryzat a cover, then an umbilical cord and carefully licks a puppy. If everything passed successfully, the kid begins to cheep and potter.
5. Watch process carefully and do not prevent childbirth. Only at the moment when the puppy begins to look for mother's nipple, carefully help it with it.
6. Do not allow a Yorkshire terrier to eat the left placenta, it will cause in it indigestion.
7. If bough became puzzled or does not manage to help the kids, a Yorkshire terrier it is necessary to you. Release just appeared puppy from a bubble. At distance of two centimeters from a tummy cut off an umbilical cord and process iodine. If it is necessary, clean a nose and a mouth of a puppy from slime. It becomes by means of bandage and the syringe. Then bring the kid to mother and insert to him into a mouth of pacifiers.
8. Correctly to deliver a Yorkshire terrier, you need to be very accurate. If you for the first time face them, beforehand invite the experienced veterinarian.