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I did not even put my coat on just now to do a quick run to see if Etta had he’d her litter overnight. And when I got to her stall, there she was with the first arrival. Sows in labour lie down for the duration unless they are having problems. These babies are popping right out, but she is very agitated at the moment, and keeps getting up to rearrange her nest. This puts the wobbly wee ones at risk, they can barely walk and certainly not well enough to avoid 500 pounds flopping on top of them as

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