Pregnancy testing.
There is a blood test that is fairly new and not expensive that can
determine pregnancy with great accuracy some time after 24 days.
I use this in addition to palpation. I do not ultrasound for pregnancy
testing because it does not tell you much in terms of size of litter and
***apparently there is a 30 day waiting periord after the actual mating to
determine pregnancy?***
I wish it were that easy! What tests will your breeder be doing to establish
that in fact there are pups there? I am the kind of breeder who will wait
patiently to what arrives at the end of the day,
e controls, either!
Martha Hoverson and Molly (Mom, I didn't eat them. I only *chewed* them.)
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Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2003 09:33:19 -0500
Hi gang!
This is nuts I'll admit but I am climbing the walls thinking about my
Berner! We are still waiting to see if the breeders female is actually
expecting, apparent
Hi gang!
This is nuts I'll admit but I am climbing the walls thinking about my
Berner! We are still waiting to see if the breeders female is actually
expecting, apparently there is a 30 day waiting periord after the actual
mating to determine pregnancy?
I'm packing up the kids today t
