My Doberman pup is 17 weeks old , is 22" tall at the withers, and about 42 lbs. He probably lost some time battling the parvo that he caught at the Humane Society, but seems to be coming along fine. My question is this, is he about where he ought to be growth wise? This is my first Dobe and I'm not sure that he is not progressing a little too fast on the food that I have him on. Any one have any experience, or any advise on this?
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Contact these people via email, they have some very good working Dobie bloodlines. They are in canada. Also, their contact info is posted on the homepage. Dobie kennel
Thanks, I found a thread on the site that pretty much assured me that he is just fine. I do have another concern though. he is coming up with these little spots either in, or under his skin. They are about 1/3 of the size of a BB, they are not coming through the skin, just there. I have found about 4 of them on him.
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