I weighed billy today and he's about 70lbs give or take an ounce or 2. I was just wondering how heavy your GSD was or is at 6 months???
Sara
Kaylee is just over six months old and weighs 55 pounds. Her tail got cut off in this picture but it's the most recent one I have where she's not wiggling like a crazy beast.
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Well, Stark will be 6 months old in 5 days (October 10th) and we just got back from the vet to get him weighed.
He weighed in at 60lbs 2ounces, five days shy of 6 months old.
He is of East German Working Lines (father) and West German Show Lines (mother). He is also nice and lean, his muscle is starting to appear, fed a raw diet and extremely active. I am so happy with him!
He weighed in at 60lbs 2ounces, five days shy of 6 months old.
He is of East German Working Lines (father) and West German Show Lines (mother). He is also nice and lean, his muscle is starting to appear, fed a raw diet and extremely active. I am so happy with him!
Lex will be 6 months on the 25th, and it's been a few weeks since she was weighed but I estimate her to be around 44 lbs. I think she's gonna be a midget lol
Stark is looking good though!
Here she is a few weeks ago...I think they're very similar looking
Yes, I thought that too when I saw her pictures!
They do look similar! She's a cutie-patotie!!!
They do look similar! She's a cutie-patotie!!!
Why thanks
Reading this makes me feel good about how Ruger will probably mature!
He's of Czech working lines and Am. "working" lines (his dam looks like an E. German dog to me though, she has *very* solid bone and straight back).
Ruger got weighed at 12 days shy of 6 mos. and weighed in at 56.4lbs, not ribby, but not a chunky monkey either!
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He's of Czech working lines and Am. "working" lines (his dam looks like an E. German dog to me though, she has *very* solid bone and straight back).
Ruger got weighed at 12 days shy of 6 mos. and weighed in at 56.4lbs, not ribby, but not a chunky monkey either!
Rookie was 68.8 pounds at 5 days shy of 6 months.
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He's nice and lean, still on 50/50 Wellness LBP/Adult. Getting more active with the cooler weather, but still a couch potato compared to Eich!
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He's nice and lean, still on 50/50 Wellness LBP/Adult. Getting more active with the cooler weather, but still a couch potato compared to Eich!
Just an update:
Stark
East German Working Lines (father) and West German Show Lines (mother)
Male (intact)
7 months old
72lbs
26'
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Stark
East German Working Lines (father) and West German Show Lines (mother)
Male (intact)
7 months old
72lbs
26'
Emoduck, is your girl active & healthy? Does she appear to be free of digestive problems, ie doesn't regularly vomit, stools aren't liquid or excessively loose or abundant? Is she known to be free of worms? Does she eat regularly? Do coat, eyes, skin look good?
Thin, even very thin, in a healthy, active dog isn't at all a bad thing though it will usually be penalized in the show ring. People, including many vets, are so inured to hefty, beefed out chubs that they've often lost sight that thin in & of itself does NOT equate with a lack of health, vigor, athleticism, 'quality' or longevity. In fact thin dogs, including very thin dogs, often live longer, healthier, happier & more productive lives.
IF she has any health problems, including parasites, determine what those problems are & work to resolve them. IF she's simply thin don't worry about it. Many young, healthy animals are naturally thin. Health is not better served by simply piling on weight. Eventually, time takes care of that for most of us...
Thin, even very thin, in a healthy, active dog isn't at all a bad thing though it will usually be penalized in the show ring. People, including many vets, are so inured to hefty, beefed out chubs that they've often lost sight that thin in & of itself does NOT equate with a lack of health, vigor, athleticism, 'quality' or longevity. In fact thin dogs, including very thin dogs, often live longer, healthier, happier & more productive lives.
IF she has any health problems, including parasites, determine what those problems are & work to resolve them. IF she's simply thin don't worry about it. Many young, healthy animals are naturally thin. Health is not better served by simply piling on weight. Eventually, time takes care of that for most of us...
I think Deebo is going to be big. I was looking for a weight chart, but only saw this thread. He is only 14 weeks old, but 41 pounds....I'll update in 2 months.
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