How Do You Help A Boxer Having Puppies?
Athletic and energetic, the boxer desires affection from its caregivers, particularly the children in its family. The American Kennel Club describes boxers as “patient and spirited with children, but also protective, making them a popular choice for families.” If you decide to breed your female boxer, learn about canine births to help your boxer have a smooth and healthy pregnancy. Schedule an appointment with your veterinarian for a pre-natal examination of your boxer. The vet usually runs a complete blood count (checking for organ disease) and can determine if your dog needs any vaccinations, worming medication or vitamins. Allow your vet to run a sonogram or take radiographs to establish the number of puppies in the uterus and approximate the duration of the pregnancy. Feed your pregnant dog top-quality puppy food that is high in protein and carbohydrates. Increase the amount of her food by half to provide enough energy and nutrients for both pregnant mother and growing puppies. Bec
