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Posted By:
Kathy Posted On: 3 days ago Views: 48 |
Pick a
puppy
The pick is the one who finished first in any litter unless another one goes Best in Show and that is the real pick! : ) |
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Posted By:
Teresa Posted On: Oct 7 Views: 490 |
litter
evaluation
LOL, there wasn't a choice for my answer...I think you can evaluate the very best when they are full grown (and hopefully already finished)!!! |
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Posted By:
No Posted On: Oct 6 Views: 515 |
Evaluating
litters
We wait at least 4-6 months so I chose 3 months as that was the oldest |
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Posted By:
Nikki Riggsbee Posted On: Oct 5 Views: 578 |
Evaluating
Litters
How about 18 months? Or 9 months? A breeder of toy dogs says she keeps hers until they are 6 months. How else, she asks, can you tell what the quality is? Unfortunately, most of us don't have the resources to keep them long enough to tell what quality we have. |
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Posted By:
Scot Billings Posted On: Oct 5 Views: 606 |
Evaluating
a litter
I had to choose 8 weeks since the others that Peg uses were not listed. When evaluating OUR litters Peg evaluates the heads at birth (within a few seconds). The croup, topline, & rear movement at 4 weeks. Overall evaluation at 8 weeks & a confirming overall evaluation at 12 weeks. She also mentioned that this works for her ONLY when evaluating our line since she knows what to look for based on previous litters. |