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I recommend that you take both puppies to see a veterinarian as soon as possible. The spay incision should not be leaking any fluid. It can be a sign of infection at the site of the incision. Your veterinarian can let you know what may be causing the weeping. It is also important that you have both puppies checked out to make sure that they are healthy and up to date on their preventive care. The best thing that you can do for the long term health of your puppies is to have a good relationship with your veterinarian and keep them up to date on their preventive care. Your veterinarian can also give you some tips to help with their socialization. I also recommend that you talk to the trainers in the PetSmart store. They can work with you on socializing the puppies. Congratulations on your new puppies!
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John Smith, DVMVeterinarian
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