 size
I think he will run 8 to 9 pounds..doubling the 12 week weight is a good guide..then take structure and frame into consideration. His top line is not a problem as I see it now...but his size is a stopper for me...I only give an opinion when asked and you asked..LOL You see the problem with an oversize stud is, he can produce pups even larger then himself..I am not familiar with the Biewer standard, but I assume weight limits are the same...you will constantly be in a battle to find girls in the oversized range...you would think if you breed 7 to 9 pounds together, you only get 7 to 9 pounders....not so..they will increase in the next generation and start running in the 10 to 12 pound range...very common in the standard colors..BUT you need to talk with Biewer breeders to get a true answer.
I know several breeders with small Biewer studs near you...look for a 5 to 6 pound bitch and buy stud service as a start...just an idea what works well for many starting out. |