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Do not bathe during early pregnancy. Bathing after 20 days of pregnancy is relatively safe. Avoid rough rubbing of the dog's belly during baths. About a week before delivery, bathing is acceptable.

The odor of dyeing agents may irritate the dog's nose, and prolonged procedures may cause the dog to become stressed and miscarry.

Shaving is not recommended during pregnancy as it may cause stress and lead to miscarriage. Before delivery, shaving the mammary and perineal areas can facilitate birth and nursing.

Long soaks during pregnancy with high temperatures can stimulate the fetus and may cause miscarriage.

Dogs can have their nails trimmed whenever they get long. Just be careful not to cut the quick.

Moderate exercise during pregnancy is recommended. Outdoor walks can help control weight and build stamina.

Moderate exercise during pregnancy is recommended. Outdoor walks can help control weight and build stamina.

Moderate exercise during pregnancy is recommended, but high-intensity running is not suitable. Walking is very appropriate.

Swimming can lead to parasite and bacterial infections, so deworming before and after is necessary. Cold water can stimulate uterine contractions and may cause miscarriage, making swimming unsuitable for pregnant dogs.

Pregnant dogs may experience gastrointestinal discomfort, which car travel could worsen. Avoid car travel if possible.

During flight, air pressure changes may affect a pregnant dog's body and cause discomfort.

Pregnant dogs may experience gastrointestinal discomfort, which boat travel could worsen. Avoid boat travel if possible.

A dog's spinal structure and climbing style are not suited for stepped paths. Mountain climbing is too strenuous for pregnant dogs.

The jumping motion in fetch games is high-intensity, making it unsuitable for pregnant dogs.

Stair depth and height are not suitable for dogs. Small dogs almost jump up stairs, and pregnant dogs already carry extra belly weight. Jumping is too strenuous during pregnancy. Large dogs can walk up stairs with relatively less impact.

Dogs are quadruped animals, and standing postures place great pressure on the lumbar spine and hip joints. Frequent standing can easily induce joint diseases, and during pregnancy may also lead to miscarriage.

Vaccination during early pregnancy carries a risk of miscarriage. Try to vaccinate before pregnancy.

Deworming during pregnancy worsens side effects like vomiting and diarrhea. Avoid deworming during pregnancy unless there is a confirmed parasitic infection that is affecting the dog's health, and only under veterinary guidance.

Ultrasound involves pressing on the dog's abdomen. Do not perform ultrasound too early. The optimal time is around day 24 of pregnancy to check the number of fetuses, and before delivery to check fetal vitality.

X-rays may affect early fetal development. Avoid X-rays during pregnancy if possible. If absolutely necessary, an X-ray can be done after day 45.

If a dog is timid, blood collection requiring forceful restraint may startle the dog and cause miscarriage.

During pregnancy, two ultrasounds are typically needed to confirm the number of fetuses and monitor fetal vitality. Other examination items can be selected based on the dog's condition.

Air conditioning can be used in hot weather, but temperature should not be set too low (around 27°C) and usage time should not be too long.

Dogs can watch TV and are very interested in scenes with sound and movement.

Mosquito coils mainly contain pyrethroid ingredients. At low doses, they are non-toxic to dogs, but tolerance may be lower during pregnancy. Avoid use.

The body is more sensitive during pregnancy, and the odor of 84 disinfectant is highly irritating to dogs. Do not use it.

Dogs can use electric heaters for warmth, but avoid letting the dog get too close to prevent coat singeing. A protective cover can be placed over the heater.

Electric blankets are placed under the dog's body. If a pregnant dog lies on a high-temperature surface for a long time, fetal development may be affected by the heat.

From both hygiene and behavioral training perspectives, it is not recommended for dogs to sleep with their owners.

Dogs can stay in cages, but prolonged caging affects bone development. Besides sleeping, cage time should not be too long, allowing sufficient time for activity.

Boarding involves a change of environment, which is stressful for dogs. If a pregnant dog is excessively frightened, it may lead to miscarriage.

Contact between the belly and cold objects during pregnancy may cause miscarriage. Sleeping on ice packs is not recommended.

Dogs normally do not need to wear clothes. Besides wearing clothes when going out in cold weather, avoid dressing them at other times to prevent skin from not being able to breathe.

Dogs wearing shoes may slip while walking or running, which could cause falls. Do not wear shoes during pregnancy.

If the dog does not have a brushing habit, do not brush during pregnancy to avoid startling the dog. If the dog enjoys brushing, normal care can continue.

Quick cutting may cause nail infection. The risk is high during pregnancy. Do not do it.

Dogs that have mated and become pregnant cannot use spaying as a method of abortion. The risk is extremely high and may cause death.

Pregnant dogs need a quiet environment. The sound of a bell will continuously affect the dog, making it feel uneasy.

Hitting a dog during pregnancy may cause miscarriage or stillbirth.