My two year old LH Chi is a few days away from delivery.  This will 
be her second litter.  The first time she had a c-section.  I'm not 
sure if it was really necessary because I might have jumped the gun 
and taken her in too soon.  She had been contracting for a few hours 
and then had a clear water sack hanging out.  (no puppy to be seen)  
I get such varying information.  The vet I took her to said that it 
was the amniotic sack and I should have broken it and allowed the 
puppy to come out, but a lot of breeders info says that it wasn't the 
amnio sack and if I would have broken it it would have made birth 
even harder.  

I just don't know what to do this time.  C-section is so expensive, 
but I'm willing to pay for it if it's what she needs.  Should I wait 
longer this time?  If I see that water sack should I give her a 
couple of hours before I take her in?  It seemed last time she didn't 
understand what was going on.  She didn't do the normal nesting 
behaviour.  

I don't want her cut open if she can do it on her own, but I also 
don't want to put her or the pups in any danger.  

Now for a weird question.  Is it normal for a pregnant dog's breath 
to stink horribly?  Last time she was pregnant it stunk, and this 
time before I even know she was pregnant it started to stink again.  
It stinks all the way through the pregnancy and then when she 
delivered her breath went back to normal.  I can't find any 
information on this anywhere, but the bad breath was actually how I 
realized she was pregnant.  It smells like something died in her 
mouth. Anyone else have this happen?

Thanks for any advice!



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