Dogs will give birth in about 2 months of pregnancy. Before giving birth, the symptoms usually include not eating or drinking, digging, arching the back, exerting force, and frequently licking the abdomen or near the vulva. At the same time, the body temperature will also drop by about 1°C, and the closer it is to giving birth, the lower the body temperature will be. When the owner notices watery discharge from the dog's vaginal opening, or watery discharge with blood streaks, he or she should be ready to welcome a new life.

1. The pregnancy period of dogs is generally 2 months. It is normal to have more or less days. In the first month of pregnancy, there is basically no obvious change in the dog's body shape. At about one and a half months, the dog’s belly will become significantly larger. When the time comes to give birth, the dog will begin to look for a warm, remote place to give birth, and will become restless and lose appetite.

2. When you see the dog starting to exert force or watery secretions starting to flow out, it means that the dog is about to give birth. Counting from this time, the dog will usually give birth to its first puppy in about an hour.

3. If the dog has not given birth to puppies after two hours, you should consider the possibility of dystocia. At this time, the owner needs to take the dog to the pet hospital for a caesarean section as soon as possible to avoid endangering the dog's life.