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Determining Size Of Minis
by Jill
(Kentucky)
Hi, I have 2 mini pups that are 9 wks old - I would like to know how to determine what their size will be when grown. One is 10" and 12 lbs and the other is a hair smaller.
Their parents are a 15" female and a 17.5" male. I have another litter coming soon out of a 14" female and a 17.5" male - i want to know how to determine their sizes also so I know more how to describe this to buyers. I've been really guessing up til now... Thanks
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