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Wow. Big pup pup for sure.Huge everything, especially his front paws. At 8-months, I'd say he is as big as Faych was fully grown.
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Wow. Big pup pup for sure.Huge everything, especially his front paws. At 8-months, I'd say he is as big as Faych was fully grown.
That's what she said.That's a huge tongue.
Before he came home with us, the breeder had mentioned on several occasions that she thought he was going to be a big lad. That mostly centred around his paws being bigger than the rest of the litter. His father has a big tongue as well, I just wish he developed the blue roan coat too.Wow. Big pup pup for sure.
It looks like you have a great pup pup and you're taking good care of him.Before he came home with us, the breeder had mentioned on several occasions that she thought he was going to be a big lad. That mostly centred around his paws being bigger than the rest of the litter. His father has a big tongue as well, I just wish he developed the blue roan coat too.
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I feel like I should mention that his size isn't from me overfeeding him. I do however feed him "real" food, not the heavily processed stuff on a supermarket shelf. I also supplement that with dry food from Blackhawk, which is made in Australia.
Life-Changing Dog Food | Real Ingredients, Vet Nutritionist Formulated
Medium Breed Puppy Food | Lamb & Rice - Black Hawk
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I do my best for him, although that doesn't stop people telling me what I should be doing with him (neighbours etc). He's a ball of energy, strong, very energetic and excited to greet people. But he's still a baby and everything is exciting for him. There has to be a point where you just let them be a dog rather than expecting them to behave like a human..................actually, he's better behaved than many humans.It looks like you have a great pup pup and you're taking good care of him.