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jessica

Tue Jul 28 2009, 08:31AM

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Thought I would share.
This sometimes happens within a Neo' Breeding.
A baby like this can kill a litter due to getting stuck in the process, even possibly loose the bitch.
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MastinoCharina

Tue Jul 28 2009, 06:00PM

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Nope and this one is not the worst pic I have seen of a water pups.

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Wed Jul 29 2009, 08:14AM

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Yes this one is a severe case...Here's a link with more info on "Walrus Pups"
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jessica

Wed Jul 29 2009, 08:19AM

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BTW-Did you notice the cleft palate?

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Wed Jul 29 2009, 03:10PM

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poor thing.

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Yes I did notice the cleft palate strange that it had both.

It would be interesting to know the cause

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Wed Jul 29 2009, 09:06PM

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Poor baby. Not even a chance.

Does anyone know, does this happen in humans too??

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Ok I read up on it. here is the link

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babybluemastini

Mon Aug 10 2009, 04:16PM

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If you breed long enough you will see this happen eventually. From my understanding it happens in the last 48 hours before birth and is a circulation problem. Most of the time they are born alive and die later. Although a bulldog breeder told me that if it is not too severe they can be treated with lasex and survive and be normal?

In 20 years I have had 2 puppies like this in 2 different litters. My vet said it is not hereditary but more of an accident that happens inside the uterus.

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"treated with lasex and survive and be normal? "
Yes-In that original link I posted it goes into that.
I have had it as well with Fenice.
I think it is definately something to be aware of for people if they are trying to breed, and whelp a litter at home...Like myself =)
Thank you for your honesty.

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Mon Aug 24 2009, 07:37AM

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"treated with lasex and survive and be normal? "

I would certainly have my doubts about the 'NORMAL" part

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LMAO-Well and I should say that I have NEVER seen one make it either....I asked my Vet and that is what they told me as well as on that link...But I agree Water Babies...eh' look like special little one's.

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