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| Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? That rotties are about half their adult weight at 4 months old? My rottie was 31 lbs at 4 months so that would put her at 62ish full grown. The breeder expects her to be about 80. What have you found tpo be true? |
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| Re: Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? Never heard that one and no I have never found that to be true at all. Since different lines mature at different rates; adult weight is reached at some point between 18 months and 3 years. A few lines not til 4 years!
__________________ Diane - Frontier Rottweilers "Annie" RN "Bill" HICs, TT "Bonnie"-the baby a couple Shibas & ALWAYS missed VP Darla (SAS) 12/00-2/02 & U-CD Bea CD,RE,TD,CGC,TT 3/03 - 2/08 (bone cancer) |
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| Re: Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? Not true. A good rule of thumb is a gain of about ten lbs a month for the first 7 or 8 months then they slow down. Look at the parents, that will help determine what your dog will weigh when full grown.
__________________ Carol A/C CH Darlburgs Fatal Attraction CD RE HSAs CX TT CH Lucky 01/17/94 - 05/17/07 CH Moe 11/18/99 - 02/18/08 |
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| Re: Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? LOVE the name Clifford! Thats cute! |
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| Re: Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? Not sure if this is true or not, but my vet said that at 12 weeks they would multiply Mia's weight by 4 to get her approximate "full-grown" weight. she said this is pretty accurate.. but I guess I really won't know until shes grown ![]() |
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| Re: Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? Quote:
If I did that with Zeus, his "full grown" weight will be 128lbs. He is 13 months and a little over 100lbs.
__________________ Blair Mom to : Diesel [Chihuahua] Zeus [Rottweiler] Mr. Grey [Great Dane] |
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| Re: Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? Quote:
And Rave was 56, so she'd be 112? I sure hope not. I expect Rave to be 24-25" and about 92-96, juat based on comparison between the girls as they grew/are growing. Seriously, formula's asside. You have what their genes intend them to be. Slow maturing, fast growth, the whole wad. Best is to look at the parents if they are available to you. Then figure in a sex. Females would be smaller, etc. Tank's Grandma may have hit the nail on the head...not with Rotties, because they continue to grow longer.
__________________ Lucy and Rott'n Kids! "If your dog thinks you're the greatest person in the world, don't seek a second opinion." Anonymous |
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| Re: Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? Phew!!! Been a long while since I posted in this forum. Brutus is 9 mos. old and weighs about 80 pounds give or take. His father was a beastly 135 pounds and the dame at about 95 to 100. Dave... |
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| Re: Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? My Storm is a big boy at 6 month his daddy at 11 month was 140lb What a lap dog! |
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| Re: Is it true that Rottweilers are half their adult weight @ 4 mths? I have never know this to be true.Dogs that look the same as puppys can look really different as Adults.They do noy all grow the same. My Elwood weights in at 13 lbs and he is only 6 weeks old(he was a single ton)he would be huge when he was all grown up.He has started to slow down,but is the same weight as a friends 8 week old puppy. Donna |
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