Where are the puppies located in female dogs body?

Puppies are not located in a female dog's body in the same way that human babies are located in a woman's uterus.

Here's why:

* Uterus: Female dogs have a bicornuate uterus, meaning it has two horns, unlike the single uterus in humans. The puppies develop within these horns.

* Location: The uterus is located within the abdominal cavity of the dog, just below the bladder and behind the intestines.

* Development: The puppies develop from fertilized eggs that travel down the fallopian tubes and implant in the uterine wall, just like in humans.

So, while the puppies are not "in the belly" in the same way as human babies, they are within the abdominal cavity of the female dog, specifically within the horns of the uterus.