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.
Stage 1 labor has not progressed to Stage 2 labor after 24 hours; The first puppy has not been delivered after 1 hour of active labor; It has been more than two hours without another puppy arriving. (It is normal for dogs to occasionally take a break from labor between pups, but that resting period tends to last just an hour or two.)