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Re: [German_Shepherd_Puppies] Perpetual Puppihood

I don't have the answers to your questions; but I do know that our 23 mos old male is still a puppy at heart!  He doesn't even lift his leg yet!  But at the same time he is a big boy when he has desires for his future mate of 5 mos.  He reminds me of our kids when they were 13 years old-one minute they wanted to be treated like an adult and the next they want to be kids.

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From: daisylegs1960
Date: Thursday, April 12, 2007 9:02 pm
Subject: [German_Shepherd_Puppies] Perpetual Puppihood
To: German_Shepherd_Puppies@yahoogroups.com

> If an adolescent is the youngest member of a pack, can it take him
> longer than usual to grow up? Our one year old is a big boy now, but
> he still uses puppy behavior, the play posture, whinny, and
> still has
> HUGE ears and long-long legs like a half-grown pup. We have another
> male who is not much older than him that grew up much quicker.
> Do the
> lines determine the rate of maturity, because they are from different
> lines.
>
>


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