MEB/PEB decisions can affect the Soldier and Family, so it is necessary for all to understand the entire board process. 1  Having all the documents and necessary medical information completed before the board meets is vital to achieving the right outcome.
It usually takes about 10-20 minutes after your dog begins actively pushing for her to deliver a puppy. If your dog pushes for more than an hour and no puppy is forthcoming, then you need to call your vet because your dog is going to need help. NOTE: It is quite common for dogs to rest up to an hour between puppies.
Take your dogâs temperature. Do this by inserting a thermometer into the rectum about 1 inch. Wait one to two minutes for a reading. Do this three times a day -- at the same time each day -- and record the results. About 12 hours to 24 hours before productive labor begins, the dogâs temperature will drop from 101.5 F, which is normal, to between 98 F and 100 F. If your dog doesnât go into labor within 24 hours after the temperature drop, call your veterinarian.