What happens next?

How to make sure that your dog is ok after giving birth
Clean your dog with a warm, damp cloth.
Make sure she's clean of any trace of blood, placental fluid, or fecal matter. Good hygiene reduces the risk of bacterial infection following birth.

Choices: I. Place your dog in a quiet, clean room. Do not let her near electronic devices to prevent injury.; II. Keep your dog isolated after the first birth. If your dog is sick after giving birth, make sure that you do not physically nurse her during the first 24 hours after giving birth.; III. You may see leaking fluids, called lochia, for several weeks after giving birth. These fluids are natural and normal, resulting from the shedding of your dog's uterine lining.; IV. Frequent vet visits during your dog's pregnancy and birth are particularly important for other reasons. Some may be necessary, like new birth spots, but not all are.;
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