-
eaten by the
normally herbivorous cow.
Birth is
termed whelping in dogs.
Among dogs, as
whelping approaches,
contractions become more frequent. Labour...
- Look up
whelp in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Whelp may
refer to:
Whelping, the
birthing of
carnivorous mammals any young,
carnivorous mammal; most...
- a yellow-coloured Flat-coated
Retriever dog
called Nous; Nous had been
whelped in June 1864 and was the only
yellow pup in an
otherwise all black-coloured...
- – all of the
puppies resulting from a
single whelping.
Whelping – the act of a ****
giving birth.
Whelps –
puppies still dependent upon
their dam. Saint...
-
naturally hairless Rat Terriers. In 1972, a
completely hairless **** pup was
whelped in a
litter of
purebred Rat
Terriers and
adopted by
Willie and
Edwin Scott...
- Navy has
borne the name HMS
Whelp,
while another was planned.
Another twelve have
borne the name Lion's
Whelp: HMS
Whelp was to have been a
modified W-class...
- Lyon's
Whelp or Lion's
Whelp is the name of a
historical British ship, it is also
found in the
Bible in
Genesis 49:9 “Judah is a lion’s
whelp." Po****r...
- A
whelping box/den, also
known as a
nesting box,
whelping den or
whelping pen, is
designed to
protect puppies during birth (
whelping) and
early life by...
- and
slain what was
thought to be the
Beast of Gévaudan, its mate, and its
whelps between 23 June and 17
October 1765. Antoine, by
personal decree of the...
- Pinschers.
After eight years in
which no
births were recorded, a
litter was
whelped in 1958. The
Pinscher was
definitively accepted by the Fédération Cynologique...
