What if my dog only has one of its puppies?

Answer by  Dennis59 (86)

If your dog has only one of it's puppies it's a good idea to take him to your vet to have an X-ray, as surgery (ceceriana) may be needed.

Answer by  Edward (115)

If you dog was ultrasounded to have more than one puppy, and the puppy is not "presenting" or being born, immediately take the dog to a local vet. If none is available, use your clean index finger and insert into the vaginal area to see if another puppy is there.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

If you're asking why your dog only gave birth to one puppy it's because they can do that sometimes. If your dog only has one of it's puppies with her and she's still nursing, you should see if she will take them back, if not feed them with bottles.

Answer by  cookiebookie (145)

If the dog does not go into labor for the rest of the litter soon, it is important to take it to the vet so that the vet can induce labor.