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07-10-12, 08:16 PM
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Re: Babies :-D
Congrats!! Is the litter still within "normal" arrival date range? Just wondering if it'll have any effect on the babies. Can't wait to see photos!!! 
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07-12-12, 01:09 AM
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07-12-12, 01:10 AM
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Re: Babies :-D
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Congrats!! Is the litter still within "normal" arrival date range? Just wondering if it'll have any effect on the babies. Can't wait to see photos!!! |
Plus or minus a week, even ten days is totally normal. This was a full term litter, no yolks.
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07-13-12, 06:24 PM
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Re: Babies :-D
Congrats on all the cute babies. I think we need more pictures.
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07-13-12, 08:15 PM
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Re: Babies :-D
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Plus or minus a week, even ten days is totally normal. This was a full term litter, no yolks.
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So yolks are a sign of a premature litter?
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07-13-12, 09:27 PM
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Re: Babies :-D
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So yolks are a sign of a premature litter?
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Yes, babies born with little to no yolk left are considered full term, ones with larger yolks would be premature. Just like most living things, a little premature is survivable, a lot is not.
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07-14-12, 09:25 AM
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Re: Babies :-D
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Originally Posted by Rainbowsrus
Yes, babies born with little to no yolk left are considered full term, ones with larger yolks would be premature. Just like most living things, a little premature is survivable, a lot is not.
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I am so glad I decided to join this site. I have learned so much in just the past week. I had a litter that was premature once, but I wasn't sure what happened to them. Can you or anybody tell me some of the factors that might cause a litter not to go full-term?
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