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Question by Sibe Mum
Submitted on 8/20/2003
Related FAQ: rec.pets.dogs: Breeding, Whelping, and Rearing Puppies FAQ
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My Siberian husky had 8 puppies delivered by c-section two days ago.  During the first feeding she bit and killed one of the puppies.  We have since lost another one due to injuries.  We have had to take the puppies away from her on the advice of a vet.  Now she is very depressed and desperate to have some puppies brooding over a pile of toys in a makeshift nest.  My questions are, is there anything we can do to relieve her anguish?  And has anyone got any information on hand rearing Sibe puppies?

 
 

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