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.
When this occurs, expect labor to begin within 24 hours. Once active labor begins and the first puppy is delivered, you can expect a delivery every 45 to 60 minutes. If your dog is having a large litter, it is common for her to take breaks in between puppies. These breaks can last as long as two to four hours.