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mfh27

by mfh27 on 22 April 2015 - 16:04

Your current female looks overweight.

More importantly, you should ask the breeder of your new pup what the expected lean weight of you pup will be as an adult. Then subtract by 5lbs. All the dogs I've seen out of Erri were small end of normal. But Mike Diehl would know a whole lot better than any of us, so really, ask him. If Jenni's pup is not you taste, you could be very disappointed with your new one.

Jenni78

by Jenni78 on 22 April 2015 - 16:04

Same experience with pups I've seen out of Erri- nothing bad at all; just not the uber-heavy type that seems to be so important to Mithuna. Veronika is much larger and considerably more substantial in bone than most dogs of those lines I have seen, so I agree with mfh27 completely that Mithuna could be very disappointed, and that's never a good thing for a puppy! 


Jyl

by Jyl on 22 April 2015 - 21:04

As for Erri pups... as I mentioned my female in my avitar is an Erri daughter... here she is at 2.5 years old... She has always ranged at about 70#s.

As I mentioned in my first post, Erri does produce dogs on the smaller side of normal.. which I actually really like. They are high drive. With a nice amount of prey drive, but have that civil side to them. They are not so high drive that they are a pain to live with in the house.. Xena will go out and work all day long, but will come home and hang out in the house and will not eat or chase my cat.

If you are looking for that HUGE bone, big bodied dog and BIG headed DDR type dog, then as others have mentioned you than an Erri pup may not be what you are looking for. But with that being said, I really love my Erri daughter..






 


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