This can all depend how smoothly the birth goes. The best is below the 1 hour mark, but sometimes you get horses or other members of the Equidae family that take hours to give birth. For instance, it has been heard of that a zebra has had her waters broken at about 15:00 and she was forced to give birth through an operation at 19:00 because her young would not come out.
Approximately a couple seconds to a minute, pigs are delivered literally right after another and can be delivered in any position that they will come out.
about six weeks.
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Less than twenty minites
Its how long you have to massage its anus, whilst it tries to give birth.
it takes 25 to 60 ceconds to give one kid
The actual birthing time is very short. Usually about 15 minutes from when the water breaks. The gestation period is about 320 days +- 20 days.
Mares usually give birth at 4 years. Unless they're water of youth mares. Then it's a little diefferent. Hope that helps :D
almost 2 weeks
a long time
The danger in taking too long to get to the hospital after your water breaking is the possibility that you will have the baby before you get there, which can be dangerous. Labor can go quickly after the amniotic sac breaks, so it is best to get to the hospital as soon as possible.
An average of 42 days is the time is takes for a ferret to give birth.
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It takes 12 months for a dolphin to give birth to another dolphin (calf).
It takes about 60 to 63 days for a female coyote to give birth.
No they can not. There has been a few cases in this world but in general no. The question was water breaking, not birth. Yes, your baby can survive. The hospital will put you on bed rest, repress birth with drugs and inject you with steroids to promote faster growth. As long as you can hold of giving birth for as many weeks as possible, there is a good chance the baby can survive.
like a year give it time to heal
When your water breaks while your sleeping, you will more than likely wake up. If in the event the initial water breakage doesn't wake you the contraction that will follow will! It won't go undetected for long:)