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    Senior Dog 4Thelove's Avatar
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    I am just used to them, it's not until someone tells me i have big dogs that i realize how big they are!

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    Real Retriever KenZ71's Avatar
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    Lately my Scarlett looks huge. Although she is 80 pounds and I am now comparing to our new 18 pound terrier mix. Everything is drastically different!

    A thirsty Lab vs sipping fuzzball

    A normal Lab poop - 1 and a half poop bags. Fuzzball poop gets lost in the grass.

    A handful of treats for the Labs is a meal and then some for tiny Lizzy
    -- Ken, owned by:

    Max - Black Lab mix gotcha 4/23/2012 Born 12/2011
    Scarlett - Yellow Lab gotcha 4/19/2013 Born 2008? 2007?
    Lizzy - Terrier mix gotcha 6/29/2014 Born 2006?
    Zeus - Papillon mix gotcha 1/30/2015 Born 3/26/2014

    Avatar: Ziggy, my kitty who crossed the bridge a few years ago.
    He slept in the sink for years, silly boy.
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    I think it's just a matter of what you get used to. I never think about my dog's being particularly large or small until I see a dog that is either bigger or small than mine. Bigger than mine and I think it's a HUGE dog; smaller than mine and I think it's tiny.

    I will say, though, that Hershey is the smallest of our three at 55 lbs. We had only her for about 3 years. Then we added Cash who is about 65 lbs and we thought he seemed so big. Then Bo came along at 75-80 lbs and he seemed like a giant at first. Even now when I clip nails it's funny to go from petite Hershey paws to big ol Bo paws.

 



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