Puppies!
I can say puppies this time around. As in plural. Because there are two.
Usually bulldog litters are about 4-8, but I guess Gracie is just super speshul. The vet that c-sectioned her, said two things. That her two pups this time around are the biggest bulldog pups she's ever delivered, even compared to their monster-sized older sister, and Gracie's uterus (since she was spayed immediately after,) was also gigantic. Apparently bulldog uterus' are supposed to be the length (or width? I can't remember) of a finger, but Grace's is approximately 3 fingers.
If you recall Gracie's other puppy (named Molly by the couple that bought her) when she was born she could fit in the palm of your hand. Not so for her two younger brothers. Behold! Not even a day old!
The gentleman helps with a size comparison
The one with the dot on his head has a straight tail, the other one has a curly tail.
Usually bulldog litters are about 4-8, but I guess Gracie is just super speshul. The vet that c-sectioned her, said two things. That her two pups this time around are the biggest bulldog pups she's ever delivered, even compared to their monster-sized older sister, and Gracie's uterus (since she was spayed immediately after,) was also gigantic. Apparently bulldog uterus' are supposed to be the length (or width? I can't remember) of a finger, but Grace's is approximately 3 fingers.
If you recall Gracie's other puppy (named Molly by the couple that bought her) when she was born she could fit in the palm of your hand. Not so for her two younger brothers. Behold! Not even a day old!
The gentleman helps with a size comparison
The one with the dot on his head has a straight tail, the other one has a curly tail.
