These Puppies Shouldn’t Be Alive, and A Vet Just Found Out Why
Two Dads, One Surprise
Superfecundation isn’t just a wild word—it’s a real thing, and while it’s most common in dogs, it’s still rare. It happens when a female mates with more than one male during her fertile window, resulting in puppies from different fathers in the same litter. When Dr. Greene explained this to Mrs. Thompson, her jaw nearly hit the floor. Two dads? Two litters at once?
It sounded impossible, but it finally explained everything—why Miracle and Destiny looked so different from their siblings, why they grew faster, and why nothing seemed to add up. Still, the mystery wasn’t completely solved—it had a twist no one saw coming.
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