How long does it take to give birth to a dog? Most dogs breed once a year, with a fertility period of about 2 months, so they usually breed once a year, that is, they will give birth to a puppy every 10 months.
The birth interval between dogs is mostly unfixed. If the dog is healthy and the delivery process is smooth, one will usually give birth to 20-40 minutes apart. Female dogs usually start giving birth within half an hour after the amniotic fluid is broken, and one can give birth in the fastest 10-20 minutes. However, if they encounter difficult labor, the female dog's strength exhaustion, or the first delivery, the interval will be longer, and sometimes it may reach 1 hour.
The owner must prepare sufficient food and drinking water for the female dog to avoid eating puppies during the production process. If the female dog is unwilling to eat food but has exhausted its strength during childbirth, then it is necessary to feed it some glucose solution as soon as possible and always pay attention to the female dog's production. If the labor interval is too long, especially if the dog has many labor pains, but has never produced any fetal output, then it is necessary to consider whether it has suffered a difficult labor and go to the pet hospital for injecting a labor induction injection in time.