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06-06-2008, 03:04 PM
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Tink, size is a big factor when having these babies, don't want them too big cause everyone want's the tiny little yorkies, also don't want them too small because of health issues. Sometime's it is just a pain in the butt. This new one is very large at alittle over 1# and not even 2 week's old yet. It mainly has to do with him being a singelton he dosen't have to compete for food, I am hopeing he will level off when he start's getting around alittle more. You are lucky that you don't have to worry to much about this with your puppies. And by the way your puppies are adorable.
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06-06-2008, 04:28 PM
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That's one of my favorite things about breeding Labradoodles... regardless of the size, color, gender or coat type, there always seems to be someone looking for "just" that sort. Variations are welcome and part of the appeal.
Just for the sake of comparison, my pups are usually born weighing about 1.5 lbs. lol
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