http://www.i-tails.com/community/ Sat, 19 May 2012 21:48:56 -0400 MyBB http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=447 Fri, 18 May 2012 18:50:39 -0400 ficlyne http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=447
Dozer's info... His father is a Neapolitan Mastiff 75kgs; Mother an English Mastiff at 68kgs.

He was born on 15th Feb 2012, in litter of 9.

We collected him at 6 weeks of age.

Initially, he was was eating soaked Eukanuba Giant Puppy formula, but he didn't find that palatable. During that period I supplemented his food with small amounts of tuna, raw chicken, and raw egg added to the dry mix (once per week).

We have recently changed him to Royal Canin giant breed puppy formula, but after even more research (thanks to finding this site), I'll move him to a higher rated food.

Here is Dozer's growth info:

6 weeks - 4.9kgs (10.8pounds)
7 weeks - 5.9kgs (13pounds)
8 weeks -
9 weeks - 7.8kgs (17.2pounds)
10 weeks - 10 kgs (22 pounds)
11.5 weeks - 12.1kgs (26.6pounds)
12.5 weeks - 13.5kgs (29.7pounds)
13.5 weeks - 15.1kgs (33.2pounds)

I shall continue to include his progress so you can include it in your research. I find that Dozer seems to have days when he is happy to eat and others he is not interested. I trust his instinct and offer him his food at the regular times, and he regulates himself around that. Sometimes it may take him a few hours to finish a meal.

I'll add some photo soon...]]>
Dozer's info... His father is a Neapolitan Mastiff 75kgs; Mother an English Mastiff at 68kgs.

He was born on 15th Feb 2012, in litter of 9.

We collected him at 6 weeks of age.

Initially, he was was eating soaked Eukanuba Giant Puppy formula, but he didn't find that palatable. During that period I supplemented his food with small amounts of tuna, raw chicken, and raw egg added to the dry mix (once per week).

We have recently changed him to Royal Canin giant breed puppy formula, but after even more research (thanks to finding this site), I'll move him to a higher rated food.

Here is Dozer's growth info:

6 weeks - 4.9kgs (10.8pounds)
7 weeks - 5.9kgs (13pounds)
8 weeks -
9 weeks - 7.8kgs (17.2pounds)
10 weeks - 10 kgs (22 pounds)
11.5 weeks - 12.1kgs (26.6pounds)
12.5 weeks - 13.5kgs (29.7pounds)
13.5 weeks - 15.1kgs (33.2pounds)

I shall continue to include his progress so you can include it in your research. I find that Dozer seems to have days when he is happy to eat and others he is not interested. I trust his instinct and offer him his food at the regular times, and he regulates himself around that. Sometimes it may take him a few hours to finish a meal.

I'll add some photo soon...]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=446 Thu, 17 May 2012 17:25:46 -0400 ficlyne http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=446
We live on the Central Coast of New South Wales, in Australia (an hour North of Sydney). About 7 weeks ago, our little 6 week old Dozer, came home to live with us... His dad is a Neo, his mum, an English Mastiff. He was 4.9kgs (10.8 pounds). Now at 13 weeks, he's 15.1kgs (33.2 pounds).

I've been searching lately to learn more about the growth rate of these special babies... and to learn more about what others feed.

I have owned other dogs (my last a Blue Heeler/Staffy cross, he lived until 17!).. I am learning what very different dogs giant breeds are, compared to other breeds, and we are loving it!!

I hope to be able to upload some photos soon to share. I am loving seeing all of your babies!

Thanks for the great info in the blogs, very helpful!

Fi, Matt & Dozer : )]]>
We live on the Central Coast of New South Wales, in Australia (an hour North of Sydney). About 7 weeks ago, our little 6 week old Dozer, came home to live with us... His dad is a Neo, his mum, an English Mastiff. He was 4.9kgs (10.8 pounds). Now at 13 weeks, he's 15.1kgs (33.2 pounds).

I've been searching lately to learn more about the growth rate of these special babies... and to learn more about what others feed.

I have owned other dogs (my last a Blue Heeler/Staffy cross, he lived until 17!).. I am learning what very different dogs giant breeds are, compared to other breeds, and we are loving it!!

I hope to be able to upload some photos soon to share. I am loving seeing all of your babies!

Thanks for the great info in the blogs, very helpful!

Fi, Matt & Dozer : )]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=445 Fri, 27 Apr 2012 18:58:55 -0400 Chuck http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=445
His name is Chewbacca.
He turns 9 months old tomorrow.
He currently weighs 120 pounds
He eats 7 cups of dry dog food a day. He eats a 50/50 mix of Science diet I/D and Nutro large breed puppy food.

He is 7 months old in the attached picture.]]>
His name is Chewbacca.
He turns 9 months old tomorrow.
He currently weighs 120 pounds
He eats 7 cups of dry dog food a day. He eats a 50/50 mix of Science diet I/D and Nutro large breed puppy food.

He is 7 months old in the attached picture.]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=444 Thu, 19 Apr 2012 16:40:43 -0400 cdmd1995 http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=444
Sire 210lbs at almost 2 years old
Dam reported to be 160 but my husband thought more 130's (although she had short legs so he may have misjudged) at 2 years old.

Skyy was changed to a special Giant breed puppy that we blended to powder and mixed with goats milk for the first few weeks and is now on just the puppy, presoaked to soften....working toward dry food. She is now 7 1/2 weeks old

So far

5 1/2 weeks 7lbs even
6 weeks 8 1/2 lbs
6 1/2 weeks 10 1/4 lbs....then 11 1/4 the next day on the vet scale!
7 weeks 14 lbs

Her height has already doubled, and she is very adventurous....trying something new every day. This morning she suprised me by disappearing from under my chair and I found her on the second floor. She hadn't even tried to climb the stairs yet. We still do not allow her to attempt to go down stairs until she is bigger!

I cant wait to watch her grow up!

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When she was a tiny girl...about 3-4 weeks I would guess!

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7 weeks

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6 weeks

[attachment=1084]

5 weeks]]>
Sire 210lbs at almost 2 years old
Dam reported to be 160 but my husband thought more 130's (although she had short legs so he may have misjudged) at 2 years old.

Skyy was changed to a special Giant breed puppy that we blended to powder and mixed with goats milk for the first few weeks and is now on just the puppy, presoaked to soften....working toward dry food. She is now 7 1/2 weeks old

So far

5 1/2 weeks 7lbs even
6 weeks 8 1/2 lbs
6 1/2 weeks 10 1/4 lbs....then 11 1/4 the next day on the vet scale!
7 weeks 14 lbs

Her height has already doubled, and she is very adventurous....trying something new every day. This morning she suprised me by disappearing from under my chair and I found her on the second floor. She hadn't even tried to climb the stairs yet. We still do not allow her to attempt to go down stairs until she is bigger!

I cant wait to watch her grow up!

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[attachment=1083]

When she was a tiny girl...about 3-4 weeks I would guess!

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[attachment=1086]

7 weeks

[attachment=1085]

6 weeks

[attachment=1084]

5 weeks]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=443 Tue, 10 Apr 2012 04:19:46 -0400 javila584 http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=443

In the event you do not have time to read this Tweet Adder review of version 3.0, be sure to check out the Full nulled VERSION. If you choose to buy, the best Tweet Adder coupon code as of April 2011 is HOTDEAL, to save 20%. I look at these often to get you the best one.

Tweet Adder brought out a brand new version of their software, version 3.0, which completely overhauled the software and made a lot of improvements. I'll be reviewing the latest version for you today.

No use of API


Version 3.0 does not use any API, which relates to the amount of actions you can perform per hour on each Twitter account. This is extremely helpful for types like me that handle plenty of tasks. I would sometimes get told to wait for an hour or so before performing more actions if I'd been really active on Twitter, now I never reach the API limit, which is one headache removed!

Multiple client management in one

You only will need one Twitter window to manage your accounts, as opposed to a single per account as it was before, a useful way to save time and personal computer resources You'll find most of the information you need on the main screen, a complete overview of all your Twitter accounts, with simple green lights for modules ON red for OFF.

Automation

This is such a powerful piece of kit, most of the time I only have to open the main window a couple of times per day to check it's doing what it was told. Even this is sometimes unneccessary!

Another main change is a strong encouragement to leave the software on automation instead of use the manual options.

My personal favorite Tweet Adder featureThe most useful feature for me (because it makes me a lot of money!) is the ability to follow people by tweet keyword. There are an unbelievable number of people that are tweeting each other asking 'where can I find X? 'who sells X at the best price?' etc...So whatever it is you're marketing online, it's worth running a search in Tweet Adder for the product name, I bet you'll find thousands of people just waiting to find your site and then buy from you!
Tip, add '-http -https -com -www' when you search for people to follow by keyword to remove the competition from the results. Then once you've followed them, you can send an automatic DM or send a more person @message to them about your product, and this can be incredibly effective if done well!Just leave it humming in the background


If you leave this software on for about 12 hours every day, you'll have enough time to carry out all the automated following you could reasonably want. It uses low system resources.

More new features


They've added a really useful new feature to follow any Twitter list, so if you can discover people that list well in your niche, this could be a gold mine.

You also can now auto-retweet folks that you select, which is a fantastic way to get ahead in your niche, and make your account constantly appear to be actively used, excellent for when you are away for a while and can't make tweets. I've not seen anything like this from a Twitter client before, it is really easy to use and it works.

With the new version, you can also add RSS feeds to your tweets, one more task that doesn't require another Twitter app.

Conclusion

I've used Tweet Tank, Social Oompth, and Hummingbird prior to this, which is a lot better than all them, and I never went back after finding Tweet Adder.It's helped me develop Twitter as my second biggest income stream after Search Engine Marketing! If you're serious regarding making money on Twitter, right here is the Ferarri of Twitter Marketing.

Freebies worth hundreds of dollars anyone?

If you opt to buy via my link, I'm offering my entire assortment of favourite social marketing ebooks free!

Twitter Traffic Magic

Twitter Boom

The Twitter Automation Report

Facebook Social Ads

Facebook Social Ads Exposed

Web 2.0 Revealed

Monetizing Secrets Of Going Web Social

I'll add 20 beautiful looking totally free Twitter templates. You can make use of lots of the strategies in these e-books using Tweet Adder and I'm making a bundle of money through them. Just e-mail me with your Tweet Adder user name whenever you've paid and I'll mail them.

DOWNLOAD]]>

In the event you do not have time to read this Tweet Adder review of version 3.0, be sure to check out the Full nulled VERSION. If you choose to buy, the best Tweet Adder coupon code as of April 2011 is HOTDEAL, to save 20%. I look at these often to get you the best one.

Tweet Adder brought out a brand new version of their software, version 3.0, which completely overhauled the software and made a lot of improvements. I'll be reviewing the latest version for you today.

No use of API


Version 3.0 does not use any API, which relates to the amount of actions you can perform per hour on each Twitter account. This is extremely helpful for types like me that handle plenty of tasks. I would sometimes get told to wait for an hour or so before performing more actions if I'd been really active on Twitter, now I never reach the API limit, which is one headache removed!

Multiple client management in one

You only will need one Twitter window to manage your accounts, as opposed to a single per account as it was before, a useful way to save time and personal computer resources You'll find most of the information you need on the main screen, a complete overview of all your Twitter accounts, with simple green lights for modules ON red for OFF.

Automation

This is such a powerful piece of kit, most of the time I only have to open the main window a couple of times per day to check it's doing what it was told. Even this is sometimes unneccessary!

Another main change is a strong encouragement to leave the software on automation instead of use the manual options.

My personal favorite Tweet Adder featureThe most useful feature for me (because it makes me a lot of money!) is the ability to follow people by tweet keyword. There are an unbelievable number of people that are tweeting each other asking 'where can I find X? 'who sells X at the best price?' etc...So whatever it is you're marketing online, it's worth running a search in Tweet Adder for the product name, I bet you'll find thousands of people just waiting to find your site and then buy from you!
Tip, add '-http -https -com -www' when you search for people to follow by keyword to remove the competition from the results. Then once you've followed them, you can send an automatic DM or send a more person @message to them about your product, and this can be incredibly effective if done well!Just leave it humming in the background


If you leave this software on for about 12 hours every day, you'll have enough time to carry out all the automated following you could reasonably want. It uses low system resources.

More new features


They've added a really useful new feature to follow any Twitter list, so if you can discover people that list well in your niche, this could be a gold mine.

You also can now auto-retweet folks that you select, which is a fantastic way to get ahead in your niche, and make your account constantly appear to be actively used, excellent for when you are away for a while and can't make tweets. I've not seen anything like this from a Twitter client before, it is really easy to use and it works.

With the new version, you can also add RSS feeds to your tweets, one more task that doesn't require another Twitter app.

Conclusion

I've used Tweet Tank, Social Oompth, and Hummingbird prior to this, which is a lot better than all them, and I never went back after finding Tweet Adder.It's helped me develop Twitter as my second biggest income stream after Search Engine Marketing! If you're serious regarding making money on Twitter, right here is the Ferarri of Twitter Marketing.

Freebies worth hundreds of dollars anyone?

If you opt to buy via my link, I'm offering my entire assortment of favourite social marketing ebooks free!

Twitter Traffic Magic

Twitter Boom

The Twitter Automation Report

Facebook Social Ads

Facebook Social Ads Exposed

Web 2.0 Revealed

Monetizing Secrets Of Going Web Social

I'll add 20 beautiful looking totally free Twitter templates. You can make use of lots of the strategies in these e-books using Tweet Adder and I'm making a bundle of money through them. Just e-mail me with your Tweet Adder user name whenever you've paid and I'll mail them.

DOWNLOAD]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=442 Tue, 27 Mar 2012 23:42:19 -0400 sydandandie http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=442 Chloe lives in South Texas.

[attachment=1080]
Andie and Chloe in early 2011.]]> Chloe lives in South Texas.

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Andie and Chloe in early 2011.]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=441 Fri, 23 Mar 2012 20:07:25 -0400 bentley0427 http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=441 http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=440 Mon, 19 Mar 2012 19:54:57 -0400 Bear_Jojo http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=440

Adjessi

7 Weeks 10lbs
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Also she was not eating when we got her, and the vet told us she was very light on her weight. He told us that on a scale of 1-5 1 being so underweight she would need to be hospitalized and 5 being over weight, she was a 2 and about 5 lbs under where he would like to see her to be a 3. We now have her on a blan diet and on meds to try to help her get abit more healthy.]]>

Adjessi

7 Weeks 10lbs
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Also she was not eating when we got her, and the vet told us she was very light on her weight. He told us that on a scale of 1-5 1 being so underweight she would need to be hospitalized and 5 being over weight, she was a 2 and about 5 lbs under where he would like to see her to be a 3. We now have her on a blan diet and on meds to try to help her get abit more healthy.]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=439 Sat, 17 Mar 2012 11:36:40 -0400 Marcellus Augustus http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=439
M.A.]]>
M.A.]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=438 Sat, 10 Mar 2012 18:50:29 -0500 PennyMastiff http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=438 http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=437 Sat, 03 Mar 2012 00:09:26 -0500 Warner Mastiff http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=437 Izzy 6 weeks




Izzy 12 weeks 28lbs





16 Weeks 42lbs




Izzy 17 Weeks 50lbs

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We got Izzy at 12 weeks, she is now almost 18 weeks and 52 lbs. We feed her Blue large breed puppy food, 1 1/2 cups 3 times a day, and have since we got her. Her sire is 235 lbs, 33", dam is 230 lbs, 30".]]> Izzy 6 weeks




Izzy 12 weeks 28lbs





16 Weeks 42lbs




Izzy 17 Weeks 50lbs

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We got Izzy at 12 weeks, she is now almost 18 weeks and 52 lbs. We feed her Blue large breed puppy food, 1 1/2 cups 3 times a day, and have since we got her. Her sire is 235 lbs, 33", dam is 230 lbs, 30".]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=436 Fri, 02 Mar 2012 23:01:35 -0500 Warner Mastiff http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=436
Queen "Izzy" Bella
17 weeks
Born 11/1/11
Old English Mastiff
Fawn
Female
Spayed

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Here is Izzy 12 weeks
]]>
Queen "Izzy" Bella
17 weeks
Born 11/1/11
Old English Mastiff
Fawn
Female
Spayed

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Here is Izzy 12 weeks
]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=435 Mon, 27 Feb 2012 23:38:47 -0500 Taloan http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=435



Then he shared the favor.


]]>



Then he shared the favor.


]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=434 Thu, 23 Feb 2012 01:46:29 -0500 Taloan http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=434 Basically, my niece accidentally let my Boerboel Mastiff/ Great Dane mix out when she went into heat the first time and was too embarrassed to admit at the time that my dog made friends with a nice GSD down the road. So, when my dog (who had not put on any weight at all) gave birth to a single puppy a few months later, we were very surprised. We've been keeping track of his growth and at 5 months Podge he is almost as big as his mother (who never got very large).

2 Days: 1.2 lbs
1 week: 2.4 lbs
2 weeks: 5.3 lbs
4 weeks: 10 lbs
7 weeks: 18.6 lbs
10 weeks: 27 lbs
(Break here, were on vacation)
19 weeks: 57 lbs
20 weeks: 61 lbs
21 weeks: 67 lbs

2 days old. Looks like a potbelly pig.

2.5 weeks.

5 weeks

7 weeks.

11 weeks.

5 months. Not the clearest picture, I need to take more.]]> Basically, my niece accidentally let my Boerboel Mastiff/ Great Dane mix out when she went into heat the first time and was too embarrassed to admit at the time that my dog made friends with a nice GSD down the road. So, when my dog (who had not put on any weight at all) gave birth to a single puppy a few months later, we were very surprised. We've been keeping track of his growth and at 5 months Podge he is almost as big as his mother (who never got very large).

2 Days: 1.2 lbs
1 week: 2.4 lbs
2 weeks: 5.3 lbs
4 weeks: 10 lbs
7 weeks: 18.6 lbs
10 weeks: 27 lbs
(Break here, were on vacation)
19 weeks: 57 lbs
20 weeks: 61 lbs
21 weeks: 67 lbs

2 days old. Looks like a potbelly pig.

2.5 weeks.

5 weeks

7 weeks.

11 weeks.

5 months. Not the clearest picture, I need to take more.]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=433 Tue, 14 Feb 2012 18:24:10 -0500 Diesel's mom http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=433 Diesel is a male OEM who has been with us for 2 weeks now and is 11 weeks old. His Mom is 2 years old, 27" and 145lbs pre pregnancy. His dad is 1 year old, 32",170lbs.
Here is what I have for Diesel's growth numbers thus far:
6 weeks -13.6 lbs.
9 weeks -23.4lbs.
10 weeks -26.5 lbs.
11 weeks -30 lbs. 16"]]> Diesel is a male OEM who has been with us for 2 weeks now and is 11 weeks old. His Mom is 2 years old, 27" and 145lbs pre pregnancy. His dad is 1 year old, 32",170lbs.
Here is what I have for Diesel's growth numbers thus far:
6 weeks -13.6 lbs.
9 weeks -23.4lbs.
10 weeks -26.5 lbs.
11 weeks -30 lbs. 16"]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=432 Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:06:53 -0500 IslandCre8tion http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=432
We named him "Demo" because he will quite literally demolish everything he runs into full grown. He is a wonderful dog. Very sweet, good natured, and listens well.

7 Weeks 3 Days - 12.4lbs
8 Weeks - 15lbs
9 Weeks - 17.4lbs (13" at the withers)
10 Weeks - 24lbs (13.5" at the withers)
11 Weeks - 30.1lbs (14" at the withers)
12 Weeks - 32lbs (16" at the withers)
13 Weeks - 36.4lbs (17.5" at the withers)
14 Weeks - 41.6lbs (18" at the withers)
15 Weeks - 43.3lbs (19" at the withers)
16 Weeks - 53.6lbs (20" at the withers)
17 Weeks - 57.8lbs (21")
18 Weeks - 63.4lbs (21")
19 Weeks - 67.2lbs

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Here are some pictures:

7 Weeks 3 Days - 12.4lbs
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8 Weeks - 15lbs
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9 Weeks - 17.4lbs
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10 Weeks - 24lbs
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11 Weeks - 30.1lbs
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12 Weeks - 32lbs
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13 Weeks - 36.4lbs
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14 Weeks - 41.6lbs
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15 Weeks - 43.3lbs
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16 Weeks - 53.6lbs
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17 Weeks - 57.8lbs
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18 Weeks - 63.4lbs
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We named him "Demo" because he will quite literally demolish everything he runs into full grown. He is a wonderful dog. Very sweet, good natured, and listens well.

7 Weeks 3 Days - 12.4lbs
8 Weeks - 15lbs
9 Weeks - 17.4lbs (13" at the withers)
10 Weeks - 24lbs (13.5" at the withers)
11 Weeks - 30.1lbs (14" at the withers)
12 Weeks - 32lbs (16" at the withers)
13 Weeks - 36.4lbs (17.5" at the withers)
14 Weeks - 41.6lbs (18" at the withers)
15 Weeks - 43.3lbs (19" at the withers)
16 Weeks - 53.6lbs (20" at the withers)
17 Weeks - 57.8lbs (21")
18 Weeks - 63.4lbs (21")
19 Weeks - 67.2lbs

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Here are some pictures:

7 Weeks 3 Days - 12.4lbs
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8 Weeks - 15lbs
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9 Weeks - 17.4lbs
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10 Weeks - 24lbs
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11 Weeks - 30.1lbs
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12 Weeks - 32lbs
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13 Weeks - 36.4lbs
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14 Weeks - 41.6lbs
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15 Weeks - 43.3lbs
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16 Weeks - 53.6lbs
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17 Weeks - 57.8lbs
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18 Weeks - 63.4lbs
[attachment=1054]]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=431 Sun, 29 Jan 2012 14:26:49 -0500 OurFirstMastiff http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=431 http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=430 Thu, 26 Jan 2012 19:38:17 -0500 robo21 http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=430

He is 3 years old and 248 lbs.]]>

He is 3 years old and 248 lbs.]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=429 Sat, 21 Jan 2012 17:36:29 -0500 OurFirstMastiff http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=429
6 wks - 10 lbs]]>
6 wks - 10 lbs]]> http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=428 Thu, 19 Jan 2012 16:11:01 -0500 beata93 http://www.i-tails.com/community/showthread.php?tid=428
Breed - American Mastiff

Puppy's Age - 4 1/2 months / 20 weeks
Puppy's Weight - 89.5 pounds

At 18 weeks, he was 76 pounds

At 15 1/2 weeks, he was 60 pounds

At 14 weeks, he was 52 pounds

At 8 weeks, he was 21.5 pounds

What Brand and Type of Food You Are Feeding - We were giving him Eukenuba Large Breed Puppy food but we're currently transitioning to Eagle Pack Large & Giant Breed Puppy food.

How Much You Are Feeding - he free feeds, generally 6-7 cups per day

Puppy's Parents' Weights if You Know Them - believe mom is 165 and dad is around 190]]>
Breed - American Mastiff

Puppy's Age - 4 1/2 months / 20 weeks
Puppy's Weight - 89.5 pounds

At 18 weeks, he was 76 pounds

At 15 1/2 weeks, he was 60 pounds

At 14 weeks, he was 52 pounds

At 8 weeks, he was 21.5 pounds

What Brand and Type of Food You Are Feeding - We were giving him Eukenuba Large Breed Puppy food but we're currently transitioning to Eagle Pack Large & Giant Breed Puppy food.

How Much You Are Feeding - he free feeds, generally 6-7 cups per day

Puppy's Parents' Weights if You Know Them - believe mom is 165 and dad is around 190]]>