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OUNCES matter.....please don't underfeed this pup for the sake of weight. |
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I personally don't believe in raising anorexic dogs. Max was 4 pounds at 12 weeks. When I visited the breeder to choose a pup she said "don't pick that one. He's going to be a beast". Without further hesitation I brought home Max. I quadrupled his 12 week weight and he's now a lean 16 pound, floppy eared Yorkie. And like Lisa's dogs, he's off the charts in terms of providing me joy. His legs alone are probably 4 pounds of muscle. At least my back doesn't hurt because I don't have to lean over to pick him up. |
Well, at least if we can't find any that made the chart, I don't have to worry about muddling through all the posts to find the one's that did! Heck, let's change this to the fattest Yorkie thread! :cheer::2oh59::sidesplt: |
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??? No yorkie could be At a perfect weight as 4 and 6 pounds. If my 6 pound girl was 4 pounds she would look sickeningly skinny! At 5.8 she starts to look emaciated. Feed to conditioning. What is more important than trying to predict adult weight is learning about body condition score and what is healthy. Puppies are almost never overweight. At 13 weeks you should be feeding at least 3 times a dayAnd 4lb vs 6lb is 1/3 extra weight. If outting that in human perspective that is like a 150lb person being 100lb. This is not ok. I'm sure your intent is to keep this dog healthy so ignore the weight and feed to condition. Uust bc yorkies are small does not mean they have to be carried everywhere. Harness and leash, then size won't matter... ETA: Looks like my dog is bigger than the chart prediction, but she is not and never has been fat. |
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I posted in a previous thread about what I feed my 4lb Yorkie I hope you saw it. |
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