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A slideshow (below) of Teagol yesterday now looking heavily pregnant now at around 52 days pregnant. Gestation for a bitch is on average 63 days, but they can come as early as 56 days. We are starting to enter the zone of keeping a close watch on Teagol.
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Emily
7/29/2020 12:56:24 am
She’s certainly looking very big now! She seems to be doing very well
Sally and Russell
7/29/2020 02:30:41 am
Have to admit we’ve all become a bit addicted to watching your blog. Teagol is looking gorgeous but expect she’ll be glad when the puppies are out now. We have everything crossed for her and the pups.
lucy
7/29/2020 02:23:53 pm
amazing how their posture changes just as we adapt to accommodate our balance altering in heavy pregnancy. Her leg placement is completely different now. Nearly there, Teagol! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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