What are the signs before a German Shepherd gives birth? In the first 2 weeks of delivery, the German Shepherd's breasts will develop rapidly, swell, become larger and fuller; in the first 2 days of delivery, more fluid will flow out of the nipples; 24-36 hours before delivery, The German Shepherd refused to eat, became restless, and would constantly scratch the ground with its forelimbs.

1. In the first two weeks of delivery, the German Shepherd’s breasts will develop rapidly, swell and become larger and fuller. In the first 2 days of delivery, there was more fluid coming out of the nipples. A few days before giving birth, the German Shepherd will look for a place in the home that it thinks is quiet, comfortable, and where it can give birth. Moreover, the German Shepherd's labia began to become soft, swollen, and congested. 24-36 hours before delivery, the German Shepherd refused to eat, became restless, and would constantly scratch the ground with its forelimbs. The body temperature of the female German Shepherd will drop from about 38 degrees Celsius to about 37 degrees Celsius in the first 3-4 days of delivery. Then the body temperature will rise as delivery approaches. When you find that the body temperature of a purebred German Shepherd has dropped and then rebounded, this is , it means that the German Shepherd is about to give birth.

2. About 3 to 10 hours before delivery, the German Shepherd will begin to have labor pains. The female German Shepherd will be restless, her breathing will become rapid, she will moan or scream, and her forelimbs will constantly scratch the ground. , and the frequency of urination increases, and there is mucus flowing out of the German Shepherd vagina. If this phenomenon occurs, the owner should pay closer attention to the delivery situation of the German Shepherd and prepare the delivery work in advance. When the German Shepherd has difficulty in giving birth, the owner can provide timely assistance to the German Shepherd.

Through the introduction of the above content, we now know what signs will appear before childbirth. The German Shepherd cannot speak. When certain changes occur in its body, if we do not observe and judge in time, then It's hard to know what it's thinking.