OMG Growth Spurt
I am shocked. It is amazing...anyone else notice huge changes in size happen this quickly? |
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| If you think she's beyond the right size, have her thyroid checked. People have conditions that cause extreme growth, maybe dogs do too.
Maybe this is a case where a sample should be sent to Dr. Dobson?? or whatever her name is........... |
| I am still waiting on London's growth spurt and she is 8 mths old and just not all that big. If she doesn't have one soon she is going to be a much smaller sheepie than our two boys. |
Chewie's line has petite girls and manly boys - all in the same litters. I wouldn't worry about London being small  . |
| I don't think there's a problem, I just think I have a healthy horse. |
Brie shot up quick as a baby, she is a big girl. 
Kelsey took longer and is still a midget next to her.  |
| Just like KIDS, one day they are in the cradle the next driving off in a bright red convertible................... |
MONSTER GIRL
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| She's a "Full Figured Gal"!!!!! |
How old is Stella? Because if she is near London's age,  London is a dwarf. London is 8 mths old. Rosie who is also 8 mths is the same size as London. |
| stella turns 1 in 7 days
parties will be planned She really has done a majority of her growing the last month. Her mom was tall and thin and her father was shorter, but very very stocky... She takes after both, I guess
My breeder told me to expect a HUGE girl. |
| See I am not sure what to expect with London as she was a rescue. |
Tasker's Mom wrote: She's a "Full Figured Gal"!!!!!
hahahaha......um, Id have to agree! Hey, we can set her up with Bailey....I call him "my little pony".....wonder what their kids would look like??!! |
| Holy Cow!!!!! She is HUGE!!! She's beautiful!
nic |
| She's beautiful! I'm still waiting for Fozzie to grow some more. He is just a little bit taller than Annie, but lean. He did look bigger before this last hair cut, but not huge yet...hopefully, he won't be enormous. |
| what's wrong with enormous? |
cinemarco wrote: what's wrong with enormous?
Well, for one, I need to be able to handle my boy. Since I have a bad back, it will cause problems for me. Being an enormous sheepdog is also hard on the dog's hips. I have seen a few ENORMOUS sheepdogs at OES gatherings. They literally look like horses! I don't think Stella will be one of these guys though |
| So should I cancel the hay order? |
cinemarco wrote: So should I cancel the hay order?
Nah, it's good for them! They like the roughage.
Myself, I love a big dog. I kept hoping Clyde would be big and I got my wish. At least trip to the vet he was a solid 96 pounds but he fluctuates a few up and a few down. The vet said he's perfect and his hips were just x- rayed and couldn't be better. Being big and being fat are two different things! I find as long as your dogs are trained pretty well, size makes almost no difference. I walk all 3 of mine together with no problems but if I had to pick the hardest one to handle, I'd pick Lucy and she's the smallest of my herd! |
OMG she is gigantic ... i bet she's amazing at being a comforter ... sadie is only good for slippers  |
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