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Hi.
My name is Robert and I would like to introduce myself and my dog Lili.
I sign up to the forum as I'm in Kafka's style situation and I hope I will be able to get some advice.
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A difficult situation in which you are helpless?

By the way, can I just say that the dog in your photo looks very unhappy at being hugged by the child.
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You could contact Trevor Cooper at www.doglaw.co.uk.

But, as I understand it, in the UK if you own the bitch, you own the pups. You could warn her off by saying that an unplanned mating could have been dangerous for your dog, even killed her, and that allowing the mating to happen was highly irresponsible behaviour.

What breeds are the dogs? If the male was larger, that was a very high risk pregnancy.

I don't understand how your wife fits in this? Was she the one you left Lilli with?
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Just that you said there were two puppies, one was your and one was your wife’s. I didn’t understand why you had said that, what relevance it had to the person who was looking after Lili when she was mated.
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tell me please what is fertile period from the start of the bleeding in golden retriever it course if you could.
I've never owned a female, but from Google - first result -

After about 9-10 days, the bleeding will become more watery, or stop. It is at this time your female will, most likely, be at her most fertile. This proestrus stage can last as long as 20 days in some dogs. So the end of bleeding can be a more useful indicator of peak fertility.

My wife informed me from "internet knowledge" It's two weeks.
Your wife either misunderstood or misinformed you.

try to imagine woman in her thirties which soon will be struggling to choose to pay mortgage bill or maybe pay for new born food
Do you mean your wife? I'm afraid using sentient animals purely for profit is not thought of as ethical.

I'm glad your dog looks more relaxed in the second photo but my caution remains valid. She does not look comfortable in that earlier photo. Please don't let the child hug her like that, one day she might tell him she doesn't like it. You really don't want that to happen. You know all the stories about a dog biting or snapping ”with no warning”? She is giving you a warning, please listen.
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