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| For adult head and body size you should look more at the parents to determine how the pup will most likely turn out. |
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| How old is he/she? Did you see the heads on his/her parents? Skull development is genetic, your puppy should end up with a head that bears similiarity to his parents. And, more than likely, if he/she has a smaller head, his body will be in proportion to it. Even if he does not end up having a large head and big body, you will still have his wonderful companionship for years, cherish that!
__________________ Sharon Marples ~ Von Marc Rottweilers North Idaho The Rottweiler is a Docked Breed! |
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