PeggySue,
nope, more like November 9. They tend to move around a lot as they move down in the abdomen during the last week. Even when we did the Xray on Monday, they were tucked up in her rib cage quite a bit.

But, I'll start taking her temp today and we'll monitor just in case she decides to drop them early. Which, of course, means we never leave her alone until the litter is born. No more restaurant dinners for a while.

Jim