My ** got stuck with the male dog that I wanted her to get stuck to but later that day she accidently got stuck with a diffrent dog.
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I don't know what will happen , but to get them loose spray em with cold water lol
She can be impregnated by both dogs. The puppies can have different sires, but they can't get papers because the line can't be known.
She can have pups by both of them. The only way to tell who the sire is of each puppy is to get a DNA sample of the two males and then do a DNA on each pup. This would only be practical if your female is a papered pure bred.
She can mother dogs from both males or she might have only took to one or none. if you are trying to sell her babies as purebred you will need to get the puppies DNA tested to verify who the father is. it's not terribly expensive and its easy, just go to the vet. but you really wont have any way of knowing who's the various puppies fathers without the testing for sure until they are born and tested unless you want to spend a lot of money
She could be expecting pups from both males. You should take your pup to the vet and get her to have an abortion. If you won't abort the pups, have your dog fixed after weaning the pups at the very least. You shouldn't be breeding.
Josue, call your veterinarian and ash what you should do, or what can be done. Hope for the best outcome.
HEINZ 57. Pups will most likely take on characteristics of each dog that bred with yours. Dogs can have more than just two breeds in them. Get her spayed after she has her pups. That's the best thing for her. The more a female dog has litters of pups the shorter her life span is.
a dog can get pregnant from more then one other dog, why do you want here to have babies, for you to get money from them, i suggest you get her fixed, there are to many dogs in the world that already need homes
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I don't know what will happen , but to get them loose spray em with cold water lol
She can be impregnated by both dogs. The puppies can have different sires, but they can't get papers because the line can't be known.
She can have pups by both of them. The only way to tell who the sire is of each puppy is to get a DNA sample of the two males and then do a DNA on each pup. This would only be practical if your female is a papered pure bred.
She can mother dogs from both males or she might have only took to one or none. if you are trying to sell her babies as purebred you will need to get the puppies DNA tested to verify who the father is. it's not terribly expensive and its easy, just go to the vet. but you really wont have any way of knowing who's the various puppies fathers without the testing for sure until they are born and tested unless you want to spend a lot of money
She could be expecting pups from both males. You should take your pup to the vet and get her to have an abortion. If you won't abort the pups, have your dog fixed after weaning the pups at the very least. You shouldn't be breeding.
Josue, call your veterinarian and ash what you should do, or what can be done. Hope for the best outcome.
HEINZ 57. Pups will most likely take on characteristics of each dog that bred with yours. Dogs can have more than just two breeds in them. Get her spayed after she has her pups. That's the best thing for her. The more a female dog has litters of pups the shorter her life span is.
a dog can get pregnant from more then one other dog, why do you want here to have babies, for you to get money from them, i suggest you get her fixed, there are to many dogs in the world that already need homes
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