If your dog has a difficult birth, as an owner, you should first stay calm and take the following measures to help your dog:

< p style="font-size: 16px; text-wrap: wrap;">1. Observe whether the dog has continuous contractions but cannot give birth to puppies, or the amniotic fluid has broken but failed to give birth for a long time. These are all telltale signs of a difficult labor.

2. Ensure that the dog is in a quiet and comfortable environment to reduce its stress. You can prepare a clean delivery room with soft mats.

3. Prepare some light food for the dog, such as fish soup or millet porridge, to replenish physical strength.

4. If the scavenger has certain experience and skills, and the dog’s condition permits, you can try to assist in the delivery on your own. For example, massaging the dog's belly or using traction to help with labor.

5. If the above methods are ineffective, or you do not have enough experience to handle this situation, you should contact the veterinarian or go to the pet hospital immediately. A veterinarian can provide professional diagnosis and treatment to ensure the safety of your dog and pups.