My Yorkie Puppy Is 8 Weeks And 2 5 Pounds

11 Week Old Yorkie Puppy. At 11 weeks, your Yorkie puppy is likely full of a lot of energy. This is a period of big growth for your Yorkie puppy. If he seems more hungry than normal, you can increase his food by 1/8 of a cup, making sure to remove any leftover food that wasn’t eaten.

My yorkie puppy is 8 weeks and 2 5 pounds. 2.2 lbs (1kg) plus (+) 1.1 lbs (0.5 kg) = 3.3 lbs (1.5 kg) the possible weight of a grown up Yorkie Products for easy measuring and weight record keeping When we took our Zuzi from the breeder she was almost three months. Before using this chart, you must convert your puppy’s weight into ounces, and their age into weeks. If you require assistance converting, please click the links below. Convert weight from pounds to ounces. Convert age from months to weeks; Here is how to use this chart: Locate your puppy’s current age (weeks) in the left column. We’re feeding her twice a day at about 1 1/4 – 1 1/2 cups for 2.5-3 cups/day. As she is ‘treat motivated’ for training, she’s also getting a ton of snacks throughout the day. 2 NOTE: For the past few weeks we’ve been giving Maya 1.5 cups of food twice a day. Just this past week we introduced the Topsy Turvy dog-treat toy by Kong. Feed them the same food they’ve been eating (find out from the breeder or pet store) for 2 weeks after you bring them home. Once this 2 weeks is over, start mixing their food. Begin by mixing a 3:1 ratio of old food to new for 5 days. Next, mix a 1:1 ratio for 5 days. Finally, give them a 1:3 ratio of old food to new for another 5 days.

Find your yorkie puppy’s current age (weeks) to the left of the chart; Follow left to right to find the converted weight (ounces) Finally follow to the bottom of the column for your yorkie puppy adult estimated weight; Note: You must convert your yorkie puppy weight and age to use this chart 2.12 lbs (.96 kg) at 8 weeks x 3 would give you a full grown adult Yorkie of 6.36 lbs. (2.88 kg) Your veterinarian will be able to tell you your puppy's exact weight. You may also use a kitchen scale at home. Convert your Yorkie puppy weight to ounces 16 oz equals 1 pound; 10 week old puppy currently weighs 2.2 lbs – conversion 16 x 2 + 2 = 34 ounces. Now find puppy’s current age to the left, and follow along until you find 34; next follow to the bottom of that column estimated adult weight is 5 lbs. **The ACTUAL standard for a YT, as stated by both AKC and the YT Club of America is "not to exceed 7 pounds." There is no 4/5 lb weight minimum.** BTW, 8 weeks is WAY too young for a Yorkie pup to have been placed by the breeder. Most reputable Yorkie breeders do not place pups until around 12 weeks of age.

You must convert your yorkie puppy's weight to ounces and age to weeks in order to use this chart. 16 ounces = 1 pound Example: 3 lbs 3 oz. = (3 x 16) +3 oz = 51 oz. If you need assistance converting weight/age click the links below: Convert your yorkie puppy's weight from pounds to ounces Convert your yorkie puppy's age in months to weeks (Puppy weight at 12 weeks x 2) + .5 = Estimated adult Yorkie size in lbs. This will give you a rough idea of what your puppy’s weight will likely be. For example, a puppy weighing three pounds at three months old will likely be around six and one-half pounds as an adult. This estimate will not be exact, but it typically is accurate to within. Take the weight of small or toy mixed-breed puppies and double their weight at 6 weeks. Take the total and double again. This is about what the puppy will weigh as an adult. For example, if your puppy weighs 2 pounds at six weeks, double it to get 4 pounds and then double again to get 8 pounds. My Yorkie puppy weighed 2.5lbs at 7 weeks. I hope he gets to be around 9 lbs, we like the bigger Yorkies, but it doesn't matter he will still be our baby. 06-09-2010, 09:28 AM

1 lb (.45 kg) at 8 weeks x 3 would give you a full grown adult Yorkie of 3 lbs. (1.36 kg). 1.31 lbs (.59 kg) at 8 weeks x 3 would give you a full grown adult Yorkie of 3.93 lbs. (1.78 kg) 2.12 lbs (.96 kg) at 8 weeks x 3 would give you a full grown adult Yorkie of 6.36 lbs. (2.88 kg) What to expect for a Yorkie’s puppy growth depending on the. Typically, to guesstimate the adult weight of a Yorkie pup, you double the weight at 12 weeks, and triple it at 8 weeks. So at 8 weeks, 3.5 lbs, your vet is right--it is very likely that your guy will be around 10 lbs as an adult. The size of the dam and sire alone mean little. When I got Kona at 7 weeks she was about 2 pounds - I think maybe 2.2. Now she is just over a year old she is maybe 4 pounds - she hasn't been weighed in a while. Bernie was a little less than 2 pounds at 12 weeks, now he is 10 months old and he is probably 5.5 pounds. He is certainly all muscle. Yorkie puppies can weigh from 3 to 8 pounds. So they are a tiny dog! Smaller dogs are at higher risk of low blood sugar, especially as puppies. So, as well as the best food for Yorkie puppy dogs, it is also recommended by many breeders to keep a supplement on hand. Deciding what to feed a Yorkie puppy can be tough.