Normally a dog's temperature will be around 38 Degree Celsius, and a dog in labor will have a temperature of 37 degrees or lower. Since your dog's temperature is lower then that, you can expect labor to start within 24 hours.
She is hiding under beds to provide herself with a secure and quiet place to have puppies in, if possible, let her hide and provide her with a crate filled with old rags so she can be comfortable in it. Make sure she has access to water.
Labor will last from 6-8 hours, after which each puppy will be born with approximately one hour between them. They are covered in membrane, and the mother will clean this up herself, but if she doesn't then you need to clean the puppies for her.
After she is finished, provide her with a nutrient rich foods and water so she can regain her energy. If she does not start eating food after labor is finished then take her to the vet as she could have some placenta stuck in her uterus and this will need to be removed.
She is hiding under beds to provide herself with a secure and quiet place to have puppies in, if possible, let her hide and provide her with a crate filled with old rags so she can be comfortable in it. Make sure she has access to water.
Labor will last from 6-8 hours, after which each puppy will be born with approximately one hour between them. They are covered in membrane, and the mother will clean this up herself, but if she doesn't then you need to clean the puppies for her.
After she is finished, provide her with a nutrient rich foods and water so she can regain her energy. If she does not start eating food after labor is finished then take her to the vet as she could have some placenta stuck in her uterus and this will need to be removed.
