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As Rosie approaches eight weeks pregnant, she is starting to really slow up and is finding it harder to get comfortable when resting. The most comfortable position for her now when sleeping is being fully stretched out. She also is starting to look for a place to have her pups. She is getting close to the stage of not letting her out of your sight for any length of time.
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4/23/2021 07:18:47 am
It looks like Rosie likes her new whelping box and is getting lots of reassurance ! Hopefully she can enjoy some gentle days in the sunshine over the next week or so.
Sue Griffiths
4/24/2021 01:41:05 am
It's amazing to witness all of the changes, and so lovely to hear she will have someone with her from this point. Thank you for sharing Rosie's journey so far. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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