Oct 18, 2017
Look at my puppy!! 🐶
~Kat
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Look at my puppy!! 🐶
~Kat
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happy national dog day from my two loves :•) oakley showing off his sit & watch and an *attempt* at getting ginger's 'dance' trick in a picture
low q picture of the pups (ft some side tongue from oakley) to make up for all the complaining lately!!
how much does a medium to medium/large breed puppy normally grow after reaching 7 months? (more specifically aussiedoodles or just doodles in general, if you have experience in that area). oakley’s somewhere from 50-55lb, and his breeder’s site says her standard size ADs are usually 50-65. oakley’s the first big dog i’ve owned so i’m not really familiar with how much they grow/how long they grow for
for ref here are the numbers i remember:
8.5wks (when we got him) he was 12lb, same size as my shihtzu
just under 6mo he was 45lb
and now (7mo) he’s in the 50-55lb range as i mentioned (i dont remember exactly lol)
Alfie’s a big boi now! 📷: iPhone 12 Pro
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Straight up chillin 📷: iPhone 12 Pro
Alfie Puppy by day, Batman’s butler by night 📷: iPhone 12 Pro
Pecan place Aussiedoodles is a very popular Aussiedoodles pet store where we not only care for their upbringing but also contribute our effort and train them to be more active and loyal like its parent’s breed.
