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22-06-2004, 03:39 PM
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26-06-2004, 09:09 PM
Same as saying don't let your baby sleep in your bed because you will go to sleep and lay on it 
I never had any squashed puppies or babies and have had lots of one and a few of the other
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Location: Bristol UK
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26-06-2004, 09:58 PM
Originally Posted by Minihaha
I don't like pig rails either, never used them. Same as saying don't let your baby sleep in your bed because you will go to sleep and lay on it I never had any squashed puppies or babies and have had lots of one and a few of the other
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26-06-2004, 10:28 PM
Originally Posted by Emma
Azz i can't see the Picture????
its this one here... http://www.geocities.com/mumford16@b...cowithname.jpg
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27-06-2004, 06:25 AM
Originally Posted by crazycockers
I've voted yes, last year I experienced not having pig rails, we ended up with one dead pup, she was the smallest of the litter and just not strong enough to get out from underneath mum, mum and litter had only been left for 10 mins max. :smt022 :smt022 :smt022
You lost a puppy ? That is very sad CC, did you check it out was it fit? I used to have cockers too, Orange Road and BlueRoan. I only ever remember a bitch overlaying one pup and it was later found to have a cleft pallet..poor little baby..the vet said the dam often seems to knows when a puppy has a probem and this one (not a cocker) would have had to be PTS 
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