What are the signs before the birth of a fawn dog? During a period of time before the birth of a fawn dog, the mood will become unstable, the appetite will be poor, the dog will look for a place and scratch the floor; the frequency of urination will increase significantly before the birth, and the body temperature will drop. When the fawn dog is born When mucus comes out of your vagina, it means it's about to start giving birth.

1. Fawn dogs will eat abnormally before giving birth. The food intake may suddenly increase or decrease, and they may not eat and only drink a little water. This is the most obvious manifestation of dogs before giving birth. Dogs may also experience slight vomiting before giving birth. This is normal and parents do not need to worry.

2. The fawn dog will be restless and irritable during the period before giving birth. Sometimes it will be restless and scratch the floor with its claws.

3. Before giving birth, the fawn dog will start to actively defecate in order to clean its rectum, so that its uterus can have more space and the puppy can be born more smoothly.

4. In the 24-36 hours before giving birth, the body of the fawn dog will also undergo obvious changes. Its nipples can squeeze out a small amount of fluid or colostrum. The labia gradually become soft and congested and swollen, the folds on the labia skin flattened, and the skin became slightly reddened.

5. The closer delivery is, the stronger the pain will be for the fawn. Its vaginal mucosa will become flushed, its pelvic ligaments will become soft and loose, and its hip muscles will collapse significantly.

6. Finally, when mucus leaks from the puppy’s vagina, it means that it is about to give birth.