Top This (for those who like them small)

not at all.. shes full of attitude!

 

its hard to find ,even harder in the bigger dog.precious.!!1

 

thats not really that small for a 5 month old pup. seen plenty dogs like that be 35 at maturity

 

well she was the smallest at the show thats for sure. lol she looked like an 8 week old pup compared to everyone else in the 4-6m class lol

Her dam was 30# unconditioned and 26 conditioned.

 

what does her sire weigh?

 

sire was a bit bigger. he was 47 lbs. heres her pedigree.. http://www.apbt.online-pedigrees.com/modules.php?name=Public&file=printPedigree&dog_id=375363

I have a feeling she will end up a bit under 30 lbs when she matures.

 

according to variables !!!1:dogkiss:

 

She certainly is a tiny little thing. Twister looked like a giant next to her, lol. She was ready to give him the business tho!

 

Wait till I get to a computer, I got something for ya! My buddy has this bandit bitch that's 20 lbs soakin wet!

 

"Pinocle"
18 pounds fat - 7 years

 

Very nice, i like the small pocketrockets

In Russia or Ukraine a kennel gets a very small bitch in a litter the bitch weight 7,5 KG full grown that is around 16,5 lb

if anyone is in S****Kennel Forum there is the story and if i remember right a picture of the little bitch.

 

she ended up being 27lbs matured.

 

she looks very nice. congrats

 

Very cool to see the small end of the spread ... my cute mutt is 46 lbs and I'd LOVE to have a denser one under 40 lbs!!!

 

I like a good small one I have always thought if you could get a fully grown 20 lbser would they be good at earth work maybe better then a patt ?? to me a good pattersdale is a mini bulldog but I suppose patts have been selected bred for there job but I think it would be good to see a mini apbt go to ground I would imagine it would have a good long carier in the job

 

Why do you think a 20lber would be better than a Patterdale?

 

Well not better maybe just better if u wanted a harder dog one that gets stuck in and kills and draws the quarry in sted of baying to be dug I was just thinking out loud really don't want a inter net battle I have a lot if resect for patts

 

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^:cool:

 

Maybe.....have both...drawing out of a natural earth is a difficult thing to, dispatching under the ground is also a very difficult thing to do....tried pulling a pat today that had taken hold...it took two of us.........

 

My 22 pounder