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by Ryanhaus on 10 January 2014 - 11:01
This is my biggest pup out of six, he is 4 weeks old and weighs seven pounds!
He is going home with a Police Chief
The runt of the litter is on the other end of the scale weighing just 2 pounds at 4 weeks....
He is going home with a Police Chief
The runt of the litter is on the other end of the scale weighing just 2 pounds at 4 weeks....
by Hundmutter on 10 January 2014 - 12:01
Yeah, he has a pugnacious expression well suited to a Police Dog,
already. LOL. Very sweet pups, but that is a big difference in size !
already. LOL. Very sweet pups, but that is a big difference in size !
by Nans gsd on 10 January 2014 - 13:01
OMG:
by crazee4gsds on 10 January 2014 - 14:01
Puppy breath! Too cute!
by Jenni78 on 10 January 2014 - 23:01
How many days did you breed the dam? How many days gestation was there? Did the little one's eyes open the same day as everyone else?
by Dawulf on 11 January 2014 - 00:01
Are these the Oeht babies? Too cute! I think I've seen them around Facebook.
by Ryanhaus on 11 January 2014 - 09:01
Thank you all for your replies!
I bred Oeht & Maggie one day skip a day then bred again, only two times....
The little guys eyes didn't open till after everyone else's.
And yes, this are baby Oeht's!!!!!
I am leaning towards keeping the little black girl
I bred Oeht & Maggie one day skip a day then bred again, only two times....
The little guys eyes didn't open till after everyone else's.
And yes, this are baby Oeht's!!!!!
I am leaning towards keeping the little black girl
by rtdmmcintyre on 11 January 2014 - 11:01
Mine was runt of the litter. http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=737977-petra-von-den-oher-tannen she was the south east siegren in Landrum this year.
by Jenni78 on 11 January 2014 - 11:01
That's not a runt, Paula, as you know...that's probably a younger pup. I know the big debate about whether that's possible or not, but how else do you explain pups who appear premature and develop normally, at a rate that's exactly proportionate...just "behind"? That's why I asked about the eyes.
by EduCanine on 11 January 2014 - 15:01
I agree 100% with Jennifer. This puppy was the product of a late-released egg fertilized after the rest. Sperm can live in the reproductive tract up to 7 days after copulation.
I have also observed this with rabbits where a much smaller, though, vigorous and normal kit takes longer than its littermates to open eyes, ear solid food, etc. But give it a few weeks and you can't tell the difference between all of the litter.
I have also observed this with rabbits where a much smaller, though, vigorous and normal kit takes longer than its littermates to open eyes, ear solid food, etc. But give it a few weeks and you can't tell the difference between all of the litter.
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