Big Boy

[chachi]

Originally Posted by TyraandMrJ

7 month old return of get this 35 pounds. not an once of fat. with papers. and they want $495. and they claim it's a steal. He's a poor fella nipper,overexcited and nevous piddler. if it wasn't one I don't have the money and two gives them the space to drag in another small baby. I'd have maybe grab him.


this Petland is really bad. it's always get older puppies that were returned due to being to big. {min pin that's in the 25 pound range and there's four of them.} at a 1 year old. $1500.

street kittens so wild, don't put your hand in there you will get bit. $30. there's no real animal rescue in this area. sigh

Ty ty

Oh I think it is so sad that someone returned him because of his size

[dcelmo]

My Chewie is just like yours. He is stout and solid. He weighs at least 15 pounds. I love him dearly, every ounce.

[Nancy1999]

I read on one thread that someone who uses her dog for stud services had one weight that was his normal weight, but when he was studding he dropped 3 pounds. So, I guess his lesser weight would be the assumed weight of the sire, but in reality his normal weight was 3 pounds heavier. I don't know if this is a common practice, but it could account for puppies being so much bigger than anticipated. Welcome to YT, we love all sizes!
Nancy

[IluvLucy]

Welcome to YT! I have a big girl, Lucy. She turned 1 Jan 9th and weighs 9.5 lbs. I wouldn't trade her for anything in the world. She's smart, good natured, and loves EVERYBODY! She's my angel baby and I love her to pieces.

[LouisLove]

My Louis is wnderful. I can't imagine him being any smaller, he truely is exactly what I've always wanted. I had a new question... at eight months now I was wondering how i should introduce him to dog (rather than puppy) food and how do Iswitch from eating three times a day to only twice. I just don't know. I need your help ladies.