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Animals and labour

Hey guys!
Just curious. Did any of your pets act differently when labour  approached? My  boy Rottweiler is soo clingy with me. I can't  even go to the loo without  him following. If I leave the room he cries. Did anyone have anything similar?
I'm wondering if he sense labour is nearing  
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They can sense when tour pregnant and become protective off you, my boyfriends dog never leaves me alone and i hate it lol hes quite a nasty dog aswell i was scared to let him near my son at first but he loves him hes very protective of him aswell even tho my son whos 19months drags him around by his tail lol
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Yeah my ***** sniffs my belly and locks it. My boy had been pretty normal until this past week he's very clingy and barks at anything outside
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My Schnauzer knew I was pregnant before I did. I'm 12 weeks and I didn't test positive on a home pregnancy test until Oct 31. Well before that my dog knew. He would lick my belly. He would literally move my shirt and lay his head on my belly.
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Animals sense there is something in there. My dog with my first baby would lay his head on my belly, he would follow me everywhere. But the night I was going into labor he was nowhere around. I guess there all different. Just my story.
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My dog is usually clingy to me but even more so now that I'm pregnant. I'm 18 weeks tom.
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