Puppies have a strong reproductive ability. The larger the size of the dog, the more puppies will be born in a litter. However, generally native dogs only give birth to 4 or 6 puppies in a litter. This local dog Dahuang gave birth to 13 puppies in one litter, and each puppy grew very strong. This thick little tail makes it clear at first glance that it is not a native dog. Seeing how tall this little puppy is when it is just one month old, it must be the descendant of a certain type of large dog.
It turns out that it is a breed of Labrador retriever that was skewered by a Labrador retriever and became pregnant by a native dog. Labrador retrievers can usually bear 10 puppies in a litter. But how can this native dog's small body bear such a big pup? Seeing this, I couldn't help but sigh at the excellence of my mother's love.
When the female dog is breastfeeding, she is immediately supported by this puppy. This puppy can also finish the milk. If there is not enough milk, the female dog will run away immediately.
A group of puppies were following the mother behind them. They looked so adorable. It was probably difficult for the mother dogs to count them, and they would not even notice if one or two puppies were missing. A litter of 13 puppies should be the limit for a local dog. If you raise puppies like this, you should give them some milk powder, otherwise they won't be able to support so many puppies.