i have a toy yorkie named Tank…almost 10 weeks old and 3.2 lbs..how much bigger is he going to get when full grown?
Here are a couple weight charts used by breeders and according to these your pup is going to be a rather big yorkie but it's a given with the size he is now at 10 weeks old I would suspect as much anyway. I have a toy poodle at 5 months old that only weighs 3 lbs.:
http://www.yorkiepassion.com/growthchart.htm
http://www.ferragame.com/growth.htm
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4-5 lbs
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WHAT IS YORKIE!?
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Most Toy dogs don’t get much bigger. If I knew the height up to it’s shoulder I would be able to tell you how much bigger.
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There is no such thing as a "toy" Yorkie, as they are already a member of the Toy Group.
If he is already over three pounds at 10 weeks, he is not going to be a small Yorkie.
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Here are a couple weight charts used by breeders and according to these your pup is going to be a rather big yorkie but it's a given with the size he is now at 10 weeks old I would suspect as much anyway. I have a toy poodle at 5 months old that only weighs 3 lbs.:
http://www.yorkiepassion.com/growthchart.htm
http://www.ferragame.com/growth.htm
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There is no breed called a “toy yorkie” – its an undersized runt, genetically inferior and will have a ton of medical expenses because of irresponsible backyard breeders.
Because its a runt, no way to tell how big he may get.
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There is one size of Yorkie. If you bought him from someone who called him a “toy Yorkie”, he is not well bred so it is impossible to know how big he will get.
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there's no such thing as a "toy" yorkie.. Yorkies only come in ONE size.. there are no "toys" "minis" "teacups" or any other sizes.
Most Yorkies weigh 7 pounds or less… yours may possibly end up larger than the breed standard tho if he's already 3 pounds at 10 weeks.
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Probably over 7 lbs with what he weighs now.
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