Puppy Adult Sizes-According to parents

[pookybear]

Originally Posted by rilysmom

Maybe if you posted some pictures of Pooky, the very knowledgeable members here could give you a better "quesstimate" of how big he will grow up to be. Maybe take some good close-up shots of his face, teeth, paws & tail. This might help you get the answers you so obviously want to know. Just a friendly suggestion.

I don't mind a guesses!!!! How do you post pictures in a strip before a post???

[Teresiana]

When you reply or start a thread, there's a little paper clip next to the smiley face. Click the paper clip. That pops up a window where you can attach a pic or point to a url. If you attach a pic, it has to be resized to no more than 200KB. You can resize at Photo editor | PicMonkey: Free Online Photo Editing or any other photo site. You can probably do it on Picasa too. But I haven't used Picasa, so I don't know exactly how.

[Yorkiemom1]

Originally Posted by nanahas3

Could you put us up a "chart" on how we do this please .

I am looking thru all my breeding library for the book with that specific chart...and the mathamatical formulas used to get the ratio......seems like I remember figures for tissue density in relationship to circulatory pressure gradients versus surface tension.....my memory is so fragmented, I cant remember where I put that chart! I am still looking.....

[yorkietalkjilly]

I would like to see that tail ratio chart and pictures of Pooky.

[pookybear]

I wish I knew how to make a little strip at the bottom with pictures but I haven't done a very good job figuring this out...I loaded pictured in the gallery but can't seem to move them into an album If you can open this picture, maybe you can see all of my pictures that I posted of Pooky and his parents.

Try this:
YorkieTalk.com Photo Gallery - Pooky's 13 week 2 day tail - Powered by PhotoPost

or
https://picasaweb.google.com/1129851...eat=directlink

How old do you think Pooky is and how big might he get? I posted pictures of his parents too.

I'm surprised no one knows what happens when a father is a little bigger than the mother...I read somewhere online that the puppy will be close to their size, but not to whom it would take after.

[pookybear]

It timed out...still trying to get the link to work...maybe one has to be logged into gmail or google to use this link? so sorry
https://picasaweb.google.com/1129851...CML2oaGjre29QQ

[pookybear]

Did I do it!!! Do I have a photo strip!!! Pooky's tail and little tiny feet

[pookybear]

Here's a few more... Pooky's teeth and his parents...father(left)is oiled up for an upcoming show...mama(right)gained weight after giving birth.

[Teresiana]

Pooky is adorable

[yorkietalkjilly]

I saw Pooky's pictures and he is very very cute. I really haven't a clue what size he'll be based on his father or anything but he looks like a good Yorkie, not one of those tiny, undersized dogs that often are subject to several types of medical problems due to its tiny size. It seems a lot of your posts contain a great deal of wording on size/weight, etc., in this last day or so and I hope that's not all that important to you, rather a happy, healthy, well-adjusted dog. If I were you, I would hope for a slightly larger, more substantial dog as they typically can lead more normal, happier doggie lives and are not as easily injured, do better under anesthesia when that is necessary for neutering/dentals, aren't usually as frail and can overall have a better quality of life than a smaller, more fragile dog. A simple jump off a chair or couch can really injure a fragile dog with thinner bones and joints a lot more easily than a larger, stronger one so take heart if he's bigger than you want and love him no matter what size he turns out to be. Looks as if you got a really good little dog - his ears are nice-sized, fully up and seem well-placed and I like the look of his eyes. I don't see a very wide/narrow chest with shoulders poorly placed or anything and overall he looks compact, tail seems well-placed and he's not high on leg or anything. I'd be very pleased to have such a cute little guy. Golly, I wouldn't care what size he grows up to be. He looks like a good Yorkie.

[pookybear]

Thank you His breeder breads for quality to show not small dogs... I totally love him! Everyone knows it at my end...he goes to church, sneak him in the stores and restaurants that don't allow pets, even went to get a pedicure with me today...

He definitely looks his age for a 3 month old yorkie correct? With hair and teeth correct? I have pictures of his paws, measuring barley an inch.

I think his tail may have been too crooked. He walks and sometimes it's to one side...unless that's something he'll grow out of. That may be why the breeder didn't keep him. I keep trying to figure out what disqualified him, but he told me he was good enough to show, so I'm not sure what..not that I was going to breed or show him, just curious. I love him! Haven't been this crazy about a dog for 16 years! He's just perfect to me!

[Patti]

Pooky is adorable. I agree with Jeanie he looks very nice and age and size appropriate.

[pookybear]

Goodness! I just used an online calculater and realized Pooky is 14.5 weeks!!!! Not 13! How i got confused idk. I thougt he looked hairy!

[rilysmom]

I agree with Jeanie and Patti. He is an adorable, super cute little boy. I would love to add one just like him to my pack!!! Please don't worry so much about his size....I believe you love him and at the end of the day....that is all that matters!!!

[pookybear]

i was just wondering anyway, no one likes to be lied to so i was just checking...he's even smaller if he's older than i thought. he's gaining so no worry. loves to sneak a kibble from the big dogs.