My dog had puppies this morning?

Brief：
How long do we have to wait to touch them? When can we play with them? Right now, they she is across from them, sonce we cant touch them how can we br.. 

How long do we have to wait to touch them? When can we play with them? Right now, they she is across from them, sonce we cant touch them how can we bring them closer? Yep she had them outside. they can get sick :( right? What are we going to do?

First of all get them inside. Put them in a utilty or laundry room with some old blankets for her to make bedding out of. Moving the pups can sometimes be rather difficult thing. Dogs can be very protective of their offspring. First you must make certain of that she trusts you to be around her pups. Do this by sitting down beside her and her litter and pet her gently and speak in a soft voice. Letting her know that you mean her or her pups no harm. Sit there and do this for as long as you think you need to. You will know pretty quick if she wants you there just by her mood. As you are giving her pets incorrperate touching the pups at the same time with the same hand.Go back and forth petting her and then the pups. Every time you touch her pups she will inspect them. This is natural. This will put your scent on the pups and will help her make the connection in a positive way between you and her babies. This will reasure her that you have no intention in harming her or her pups. Repeat this over and over untill you are sure she is relaxed enough and is not bothered by your presents. When you have accomplished this she will not be so nervous when you try to move her and the pups. When you decide to move them make sure you move all the pups at the same time (Very Important)!!. This will help keep her some what relaxed because all her litter are still together. Put a blanket in a laundry basket or a box. As you move them from one place to another hold the box low to the ground where she can still see and smell them and she will follow where ever her pups go. Another reason you want to move the whole litter at the same time is so that she will not be as stressed and so she will not try to move the other pups back to her original place onece you have moved a couple(Guaranty). Keep in mind she may even try to do this even after you have moved her and her litter. But after a couple of days she will get used to her new area. I would not advise you to play or hold the young pups while they are still really new born like they are because the mother will constantly be cleaning up after them as well as contantly cleaning her pups. Keeping them almost germ free. By holding them or picking them up to much you can make them sick as well as cause the nursing mother stress. So give them a few weeks and keep socializing yourself with her and her pups( As described above). And after they are walking around and their eyes open. And they will be plenty playfull. Trust me. Good luck.