PUPPY GROWTH & WEIGHT CHART
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NOTE: Weights before the age of eight weeks may vary, and are not a guarantee. This weight
chart was taken from a book written by Hilary Harmer. It has been accurate for us within a 1/4
of a pound.
Cheap food on sale are not healthy for any Pet. We suggest a grazing feeding method, which
simply means keep a good quality “Dry” dog food such as "Royal Canin Mini puppy" and
fresh water available at ALL times. This will ensure your loved one can eat or drink when
he\she feels the urge. This simple advice will help give you a happy healthy pet for years to
come!
Clearly, we love our Chihuahuas and want to pass on the best information we can to assist
you in your purchase process. A special “Thank You” to everyone who has visited our site.
We hope we were able to help you make decisions in your desire for a new puppy.




BIRTH Weight
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2 1/2 OZ.
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2 3/4 OZ.
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3 OZ.
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3 1/2 OZ.
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4 OZ.
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4 1/4 OZ.
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4 1/2 OZ.
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5 OZ.
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5 1/2 OZ.
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1 week
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3 3/4
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4
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5
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5 1/2
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6 1/2
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7
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8
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9
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9 1/2
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2 weeks
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5
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5 1/2
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6 1/2
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7
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9
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10
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11
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12 1/2
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13 1/2
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3 weeks
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6
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7
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8
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9
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11
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13
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14
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16
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17 1/2
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4 weeks
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7
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8
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9 1/2
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11
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13
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15
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17
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19
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21
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5 weeks
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8
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9
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11
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13
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15
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17
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19 1/2
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22
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24
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6 weeks
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9
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11
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12 1/2
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15
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17 1/2
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20
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22
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24
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27
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7 weeks
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10
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12
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14 1/2
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17
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19 1/2
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22
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24 1/2
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27
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30
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8 weeks
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11
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13
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16
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19
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21 1/2
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24
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27
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29
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33
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9 weeks
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12
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15
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17 1/2
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20
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23
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26
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29
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32
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35
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10 weeks
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13
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16
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19
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22
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25
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28
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31
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34
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38
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11 weeks
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14
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17
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21
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24
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27
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31
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34
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42
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12 weeks
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15
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19
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22
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26
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30
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33
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37
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41
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45
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13 weeks
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16
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20
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24
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28
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32
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36
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40
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44
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49
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14 weeks
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17
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22
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26
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30
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34
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39
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43
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47
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52
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15 weeks
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19
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23
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28
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32
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37
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41
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46
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51
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56
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16 weeks
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20
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25
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30
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34
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39
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44
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49
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54
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59
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17 weeks
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21
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26
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31
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36
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41
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46
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51
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57
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62
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18 weeks
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22
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28
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33
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37
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43
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48
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54
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60
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65
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19 weeks
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23
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29
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34
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39
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44
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50
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56
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62
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67
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20 weeks
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24
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30
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35
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41
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46
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52
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58
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64
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70
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21 weeks
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25
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31
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36
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42
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48
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54
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60
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62
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72
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22 weeks
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25
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32
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37
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43
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49
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56
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62
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68
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74
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23 weeks
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26
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33
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38
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44
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50
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57
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64
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70
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76
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24 weeks
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26
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33
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39
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45
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51
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58
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65
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71
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78
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25 weeks
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27
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34
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40
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46
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52
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59
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66
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72
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79
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26 weeks
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27
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34
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40
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47
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53
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60
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67
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73
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80
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18 Months
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2 lbs.
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2 1/2 lbs.
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3 lbs.
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3 1/2 lbs.
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4 lbs.
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4 1/2 lbs.
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5 lbs.
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5 1/2 lbs.
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6 lbs.
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People are always asking ‘What will my Puppy weigh as an adult?’ First, let us say, a tiny Teacup puppy can cost thousands of dollars in Vet bills if not cared for properly and can end in heartache and resentment. Please use rationale when selecting your puppy. This chart is a guide only and is not to be used as a guarantee to your Puppy’s weight as an adult. Some 2.5 oz puppies at birth may weigh 3 pounds as an adult and some puppies that weigh 5.5 oz may weigh 4.5 or may weigh 6 pounds as an adult. There are no Real guarantees.
A small, unhappy, and no energy is not a wise choice. A tiny 2 pound adult dog is at a much higher risk for Renal failure, Hypoglycemia, hip problems, and a whole set of other health concerns. While we have some 3 pounds adult puppies most are between 4-5 pounds full grown. Small and healthy is the best combination.
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