Awww what a little sweetie pie :) I'm sure she will find her new home SOON ;)

Jen, another little beauty you have. I know you had high hopes for her, but she is going to make some family sooooo happy! Wish it was me, again! LOL! You are killin me here with all your beauties and cuties! Poor Livvi! Maybe one day she will have a sister!

Daisy is absolutely gorgeous!!
I have a question?

I was wondering how do you figure out what her weight will be? If she is 5 months old and already weighs 2 lbs 6 oz why do you think by a year old she would not have gained more than 6 more ounces. I am just wondering, not trying to start a fight... my penny was just at 2 lbs 4 ounces at 6 months and now she weighs a whopping 10 lbs. She is not over fed and runs and plays all the time but still weighs in at 10lbs.

Wouldnt you want to keep her a while longer to see if she does add on some more weight and then you could show or breed her... she is just beautiful!

she is absolutely gorgeous. someone will snatch her up really fast probably. goodluck.

She is so pretty! Did she find a home yet? I would love a Biewer one day..:)

She is so beautiful. I want a biewer so bad, that is definately the next breed for me. I have passed the idea to my dear hubby and he just kinda ignores me, hoping my idea will go away. So right now he would die if I got another, he thinks 3 is too many sometimes, although he loves them all dearly. He thinks I put too much work on myself with 3 and two kids and everything else us mommys do. I wouldn't have it any other way. Daisy looks perfect, I wish I could have her, she will make somebody very happy. How big is she going to get you think, just curious?

Thank you everyone very much for all of the wonderful comments. For those of you who are working on their hubbies, don't give up. Many of us had to do the same and now we have a few of these wonderful little dogs. ;)


There is no definite way to figure out what they will weigh as an adult. There are puppy weight charts that will help to make a guesstimate and from there you just have to base your guess on what you know as well as their weight gain thus far. Daisy started off as the bigger puppy in the litter but has been very slow to gain weight. We were really hoping that she would get big enough, but based on what we have seen thus far we don't think that she will. Because we really do not think that she will, we do not want to hold her for over a year just to have to rehome her. We feel that the puppy time is an important bonding time for both the puppy and the new family. If she were gaining weight faster and there was more of a possibility, we would probably hold her a bit longer to see. Regardless, we will be holding her until the perfect home presents itself as that is the least that we owe this little girl.

It definitely sounds like your little girl hit a few big growth spurts. While all puppies are different, I would say that the majority do not hit such large spurts.


We have a couple of families interested, but nothing is definite yet. Don't give up, I am sure that one day you will have a wonderful little Biewer.

Thank you very much to all of those who have inquired about Daisy. She has now found a wonderful home!