Alaskas give birth around 2 months into pregnancy. The number of days after successful mating for Alaskan dogs will change significantly around 20 days after conception, and they will give birth around 58-70 days after pregnancy. Normally, when the puppies are forming in the mother dog's belly, the mother dog's breasts will be obviously swollen.

Alaska’s performance before giving birth:

1. Alaska’s belly has grown, and the belly is sagging, with a sinking feeling, the waist is loose, the walking is slow, and the buttocks feel suddenly Get fatter.

2. Alaskan female dogs have swollen water gates, congestion, more mucus flowing out, and loss of appetite. Some of them only drink water or eat their favorite food.

3. Alaska becomes very anxious, flustered, or unusually quiet and does not come out. Those who scratch the wall and scratch the floor show the signs of making a nest.

4. The female dog’s nipples are swollen and may cause yellow milk to be squeezed out, resulting in frequent urination, diarrhea, and heavy breathing.

5. The body temperature of the female dog will gradually decrease near the day of delivery, and the temperature will decrease as the day of delivery approaches. It may drop to about 36°C 24 hours before delivery.