How to determine pregnancy in Alaska

Alaska pregnancy performance:

1. Become reluctant to approach. Dogs actually like to be close to humans. If an Alaskan suddenly becomes very sensitive and dislikes anyone approaching, even the owner, it is likely that she is pregnant. Because dogs become very sensitive after pregnancy, their emotions become unstable and they are afraid of anyone hurting their babies.

2. Significant emotional changes. Dogs experience significant emotional changes during pregnancy. Some become restless and irritable. This is caused by hormonal imbalances after pregnancy. Owners need to be patient and comfort and accompany their dogs more.

3. Increased sleep time. During pregnancy, as the fetus develops, the dog's abdomen gradually increases in size and weight increases significantly. This can cause caution in the dog's gait, a dislike for exercise, and a preference for resting. Sleep time will increase.

4. Mother dogs show obvious physical symptoms after pregnancy. For example, due to hormonal imbalances, she may lose appetite, refuse to eat, vomit, and her breasts will become larger and redder.

Alaskan pregnancy care:

1. When the pregnant mother dog goes out to play with other animals, also take precautions against her being bumped in the belly while playing with the same kind. The temperament of the pregnant dog can be more irritable, so precautions should be taken when going out to prevent fights.

2. Pregnant dogs are lazy, so they usually don't move after eating, but they should engage in appropriate exercise at each stage. For example, taking a walk after meals every day is necessary to ensure smooth delivery for the mother dog. However, the dog should not engage in too intense exercise.

3. The dog mother may lose her appetite before giving birth, so do not force feed her at this time. Just provide clear water, which can reduce the burden on her gastrointestinal tract and make the delivery smoother.