Thank you so much Anne. Rest is very hard to come by these days lol

Thank you!! We are excited for next video with their eyes open coming out in the next few days.

Wow 10! Bless you girl! I know that has to be hard!

Just curious how do the puppy’s look ?

@@IvanGarcia-br8lj I posted a video on KZfaq. They are adorable, not sure how they will look as adults though.

I’m a new breeder n my dog is having her pups tmr n I want to know do the puppies need to eat right when they are out or do I have to wait a few hrs??

English Bulldog? Usually they eat right away. Or as soon as you get home from the vet. Sometimes the vet will put the pups on the mom once mom is sewed back up.

We are so thankful we could help !

Congratulations!!! ❤️ sending you prayers all goes well. Thank you for watching.

Overwhelming at first but you get through it. I’m currently one week in on my first 10 pup litter

Congratulations!!

Is your babies here I’m having my first too

I’m thankful we can help 🐾

Ok for baby

Ok for baby

Your welcome!!

Your welcome! I hope your pup is ok

I’m so sorry for your loss! I know you tried your best.

Yes it’s a lot of work for sure. Good luck with your litter ❤️

Thank you. Actually it’s just your normal 60 watt bulb

We only leave puppies with mom during feeding times. Which is 45 mins every 2 hours. The rest of the time is in the incubator.

When the puppies are sleeping?

I mostly have them in a small area to keep them warm. But if your pups are with mom she will probably keep them warm but I would definitely get a heat lamp in case. As they grow they need a larger area so what you have is probably fine.

Awesome!! We love to know we have helped other breeders ❤️this is why we do what we do. Those are great questions. 1. Mom will stick close by babies especially the first few days. Some moms are more anxious about leaving their pups than others. But after the first few days they will start to go outside more frequently but they usually do not stay out for very long at one time. It’s in their instinct to want to be on watch. Zoe listens to every cry and runs to their aid. So I always let her decide when she is out and for how long. 2. Fortunately our house is set up on 2 separate levels and we are able to keep all of our other pets away from the puppies at all times. This could be more challenging depending on your house and where u decide to keep the babies. 3. In all of our research we have found that it is always recommended to keep ALL other pets away from mom and babies. So we don’t actually introduce our pups until after they have had their 1st set of shots. Even then we don’t give Tua full control of the situation. We are holding the puppy and making sure he understands that it’s a baby and he has to be gentle. We only allow him to smell and lick the puppy. Don’t don’t ever actually let them play. Tua is great with other dogs and we believe would not hurt a fly but these are ultimately not our puppies they belong to other families so we take all precautions. This is really your decision. And it’s all about what you feel comfortable with. I hope this helps. Please stay in touch with updates on your litter. We wish you all the best!!

@@HouseofWrinkles thank you so much for all the information! This was extremely helpful!! Sable had her puppies a few days ago and is doing good! Puppies are gaining weigh as expected! But i do have a few concerns I’ll try to see if I can send u a private message. Hoping you have come across any of this so u can provide some guidance. ❤️

Ok I couldn’t figure out how to privately message you. Lol So I have a puppy that has not pooped in close to 24 hours. She has peed and I have given her a couple of drops of KARO syrup. Can you tell me how long it normally takes to work and when should I start getting concerned?

@@joycevelazquez8509 did you ever figure out what was wrong I have the same problem

This happens very often with moms milk. You can supplement with goats milk from the grocery store in the milk section. This is much easier for puppies to digest. Also giving them a hot bath ( avoid getting head wet) relaxes those muscles and helps them poop.

Oh my word 11!!! Congratulations!! Bloody madness is an understatement I’m sure 😱

I’m new to breeding can u tell me how u lost your litter?

U need to buy a thermostat and put in there. It needs to be around 90 degrees inside their space. Also make sure they have enough room to move away from the heat if they get too hot.

You should try to get a warm wet towel and stimulate the crying baby. She maybe constipated, may need to pee or is dehydrated. Newborn pups cant pee, they need stimulation down there so they can do their thing.

Bottle feeding is best but it does take some work. They don’t always latch on quickly. You really have to find the right bottle/nipple and work with them to get them use to it.

I found your other video where you linked everything thank you!

The one I just got off Amazon works pretty well for my litter of 10 😅

@@ShmeepyBeeps Thank you I got the one off of amazon as well, I am excited for my new litter coming. Thank you

Oh no!!!! What happened, if you don’t mind me asking? I’m so extremely sorry for your loss 😔

Thanks!!

Thank you!!

She’s eating too much. U need to only let her eat about half the time she is currently eating. Or stop her frequently during feedings. She is eating too much too fast

If u do decide to bottle feed. Mom will still interact and want to feed her. Sometimes we feed them with a bottle once a day and let mom feed the rest of the day. But the aspirating is most likely from eating too much.

I see thank you. But the puppy barely eats she so skinny because after she aspirates she seems to not want to eat anymore. And she’ll aspirate 5 min into the feeding. And she does not have a cleft pallet from what I can see. I tired to just feed her by herself and she seemed so not aspirate then. I hope she will be okay 😔

Heating pad

We have the puppies barricaded so she can’t get to them. We sleep in the room with the puppies and the momma usually sleeps close by us or with us. But we never leave her alone with the puppies for fear that she might step on one and hurt it by accident. This is extremely common in the Bulldog breed. They are very clumsy and don’t know how to gracefully move around their puppies without hurting them.

We like the lamp better. If you only want to do one or the other. If your puppies are born in the winter we really recommend having both. But if it’s a summer litter you should only need one heat source.

Yes just 60 watt bulbs

Incubator is better

If mom is doing most of the work it will be hard to tell. But if they are all eating well I would say they are probably perfectly fine. If one stops eating you might consider constipation as a factor.

No u can do it 3 or 4 times a day if needed

Are they staying with mom? Or do u have the babies separated from mom?

60 watt

I’m so thankful you were able to save your puppy!

I’m so sorry I’m just now seeing this. I’m not sure how I missed it. I hope your puppies are doing well. Please message again if you still have questions. I realize at this point you may have already found your answers. ❤️🐾 I’m so sorry

Also is it okay if I put a mini blanket on top like a cover?

They are too hot

Not it does not hurt their eyes at all. It has to be a heat lamp.

We put it inside the plastic container The light is a 60watt bulb and no we don’t have both continuously. You need a thermostat to keep a check on the temp inside the container

@@HouseofWrinkles I like the container way instead of an incubator. I’ve seen people give oxygen and even nebulizer machine for newborn. Is that even necessary? As you can tell we are first time Breeder with a young first time momma 😂

Absolutely, it’s in our contract that we get them back

Great question! I didn’t even think about adding this. @House of Wrinkles - Do you know where I can find perhaps a template of one I can use as a guide?

No. The temp for 85-90 is just for directly under the light where they will be staying.

With that being said if you tend to keep your house very cool then you might want to bring it up to 70-72 just because there may be times you pick them up and you don’t want the temp to be so low in the house that their body temp drops quickly if you move them away from the light for a few minutes

Yes that could be too warm. Sorry we are just now seeing your message.

There are 2 things you can try 1) give her a couple tiny drops of Karo on the end of your finger 2) run her body under very warm water and massage her tummy Both of these methods work but not instantly. Sometimes it takes between 5 mins and two hours to see results.

Hey! How are things going today. Are u having to bottle feed the little one? Sometimes if momma thinks there is something wrong she will carry them around. Sometimes she’s trying to find a place to keep the babies if she doesn’t like the spot you picked out.

Any watt bulb should be fine as long as it reaches the desired temperature underneath the light where the puppies will be sleeping

Sorry for the delay response. We feed 1.5-3 ounces … I’m not sure what that is converted to ml. We use a baby bottle marked with ounces. We don’t have a video out on bottle feeding but that is a great idea. Hopefully we can do that soon

All day. Every day. Especially for the first 2 weeks.

@@HouseofWrinkles also while there where eating from mom?

We have an extra lamp in the area where mom feeds. We turn it on if we think they need it and leave it off if mom acts like she’s too hot with it on

Hey! Sometimes the mom will not show signs of milk until a day before delivery. But my advise is to have Esbilac puppy replacement milk on hand.

Hi! Thank you for reaching out. Try feeding every 2.5 hours or 3 ( no longer) make sure mum has a nice quiet, comfortable place to lay. Try rubbing her with a damp cool rag while she’s feeding to get her to relax. How old is mum? When you squeeze the teets is there any milk?

Maybe a favorite blanket for mum to lay on. No other animals around. They feel safer in a small space that’s away from everything.

@@HouseofWrinkles hi thank you so much for your reply unfortunately she still no milk.

@@HouseofWrinkles . Mum will be 4 in September

@@HouseofWrinkles could you please tell me how many mil a new born frenchbull pup should be getting?? I wonder are we giving them too much? 1.5 mil were giving. And thanks again for all your advice

Around 75.

that is exactly what i want to know but is cool i have raw honey i hope it works if i needed

It may be too hot in the box. Is beside mom an option or are you worried she may step on one?

@@HouseofWrinkles I thought that too, I've been keeping the temperature at your recommended. In with mum isn't an option as she is clumsy and sits/flops down on them. I'll put them in with her when they are a little bigger.

I totally understand. We always keep mom separate as well. Something has to be off on the temp if they are crying. Either too hot or too cold. I’m so sorry your having trouble. I wish I could think of a way for you to resolve this. Sometimes you just have to try different things. Moving the light closer or further away to get the right temp for them.

Do u use electric aspirator???

No we haven’t ever used one but it sounds like it could be very helpful.

@@HouseofWrinkles will u do a video on your worst experiences and how they could have been prevented for new breeders? Also have u ever felt like the vet ever tried killing ur litter I’ve heard of this here in Houston

What is the temperature inside where the puppies will be? What breed of puppy are you raising?

@@HouseofWrinkles Hello, it will be an indie breed, the predominant stray dog breed found in India. The indoor temperature is around 25-27 degree C on a moderately hot day. However, we do use a ceiling fan. Will placing them over a blanket work? Or, do I need to add a light or heating pad? Also, it's probably going to be a puppy aged between five days and two weeks as per the person who is taking care of them now.

The puppy doesn’t need to be under the fan. 27 degrees is not quite warm enough for a newborn puppy. You may want a heat pad on low for at least 2 weeks and then take the heat pad away. This is if the mom dog will not be with it. Another option is to carry the puppy up against your body all the time. Your body heat will keep it warm enough in those conditions.

Yes. We just recently bought one of those. We like it.

The room temp or the temp inside the sleeping box?