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Is it possible a women to give birth to pups like test tube babies?

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hisnastybitch

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Like in human test tube babies …
The male sperm and female egg is fertilaised outside the womb and then plant into the womb..
And later women give birth to child
Is it possible to plant externally fertilized dog sperm and egg inside a human womb…
And then get puppies?
 
I myself would like
but science says it's not real
animal cells - even monkeys not to mention dogs
not compatible with our cells
so it's just dreams and fantasy
 
Ohh Yes now only i got it into mind…
body temp and blood type might be a problem….
But idon’t think chromosomes might matter because they are fertilized by both dog sperm and egg cells..
Andyinohio said:
Sounds hot but i doubt itd work. Body temps and differences in chromosomes and blood types itd never last
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Jungfrau said:
I myself would like
but science says it's not real
animal cells - even monkeys not to mention dogs
not compatible with our cells
so it's just dreams and fantasy
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No its not between our and dog cells….
The pup is fertilized by both dog sperm and egg cell…
Human womb is going to take care of it through pregnancy…
Thats it
 
hisnastybitch said:
Ohh Yes now only i got it into mind…
body temp and blood type might be a problem….
But idon’t think chromosomes might matter because they are fertilized by both dog sperm and egg cells..
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I date dogs of different breeds
their sperm always stay inside me
but for three years there was not even a hint that I was pregnant
 
Jungfrau said:
I date dogs of different breeds
their sperm always stay inside m
but for three years there was not even a hint that I was pregnant
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No just read again …
I know human and dog cells don’t fertilize due to change in chromosome number…
What i say is …after fertilization from a dog sperm and dog egg cell
 
Here you have 24 pages of this nonsense deeply explored.

Dog semen, human egg fertilization?

There are claims that dog semen can bypass a woman's egg barriers and actually fertilize the egg. From what I've read, the fertilized egg doesn't produce anything viable because of chromosomal mismatch. The thing is I've also heard that the dog's semen does not penetrate the barriers, but I have...
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Although man belongs to mammals, the difference in genes between him and his closest relatives - chimpanzees, is so great that conception or fertilization cannot be discussed even in this case, not to mention such representatives of the animal world as a horse or dog. The fact is that even in the case of sexual contact between an animal and a woman, during the eruption of the seminal fluid, the chromosomes are torn away from each other, and their unification does not occur. Returning to primates - chimpanzees or macaques, which stand closest to humans on the natural ladder, it is worth noting that the discrepancy between the genetic codes that is recorded in their DNA is incredibly large. And this discrepancy occurred back in time immemorial, when Neanderthals could no longer interbreed with monkeys with the formation of offspring.
 
Even more explanation of why this does not work:

The Actual Science of Canine Male + Human Female gamete interactions

This is a post I originally posted at the AoZ forum thing several years ago before I stopped going there, because for some reason TOR was getting blocked all the time. Anywho, this is a copy I have of what I posted. There's long been a discussion about women getting pregnant from dogs. IDK...
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A human cell contains 46 chromosomes. And the sex cell - half of this amount - 23 chromosomes. At the same time, when the sex cells of a man and a woman unite, a complete set of chromosomes identical in structure and coding is obtained, fertilization occurs and development begins. A dog cell contains 78 chromosomes, in addition, dog DNA and RNA helices are completely different in structure from human ones. The chromosome sets that the germ cells of a dog carry are completely different from the chromosome set that exists in humans. They differ significantly from each other in the same way as parts from completely different puzzles or constructor models. Thus, even if we artificially try to introduce a dog's spermatozoon into a woman's egg cell, then there will be no coincidence, the puzzle will not work out, conception will not occur. And even if you still try to somehow forcibly fasten this material, and then transplant it into the uterus of a woman, then her body will immediately reject this mutant. Nature reliably takes care that only viable individuals are born.
 
Jungfrau said:
A human cell contains 46 chromosomes. And the sex cell - half of this amount - 23 chromosomes. At the same time, when the sex cells of a man and a woman unite, a complete set of chromosomes identical in structure and coding is obtained, fertilization occurs and development begins. A dog cell contains 78 chromosomes, in addition, dog DNA and RNA helices are completely different in structure from human ones. The chromosome sets that the germ cells of a dog carry are completely different from the chromosome set that exists in humans. They differ significantly from each other in the same way as parts from completely different puzzles or constructor models. Thus, even if we artificially try to introduce a dog's spermatozoon into a woman's egg cell, then there will be no coincidence, the puzzle will not work out, conception will not occur. And even if you still try to somehow forcibly fasten this material, and then transplant it into the uterus of a woman, then her body will immediately reject this mutant. Nature reliably takes care that only viable individuals are born.
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How can chromosomes matter if fertilization is done by a dog eggcell and a dog sperm
 
What is actually the reason behind this discussion? Because it has been very well established that this can not work in this entire universe. So what is the point in reiterating the same points again? :D
 
hisnastybitch said:
Like in human test tube babies …
The male sperm and female egg is fertilaised outside the womb and then plant into the womb..
And later women give birth to child
Is it possible to plant externally fertilized dog sperm and egg inside a human womb…
And then get puppies?
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No. Just..............no.
 
To answer what I think you're asking, no, because the human body is not designed to carry a litter like that. The body would not supply the proper nutrients, and the immune system would most likely attack what it percieves as a foreign threat to the body.
 
The conditions inside of a human body can not support the offspring of other mammals this is basic high-school biology ?
 
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