Sweet Gypsy Rose is one of Roxie’s puppies.  Roxie is approximately 25 lbs.  She has a very long body and relatively short legs, so probably has some Dachshund in her and possible some Corgi, though that is simply a guess and really have no idea of her breed heritage.  The father of the litter was slightly smaller and looked like some kind of scruffy terrier mix.   These puppies will probably be on the small side, but not tiny.  They will likely be anywhere from 15-30 lbs or so when full grown.

Gypsy Rose is one of the smaller pups in this litter, though none of them would be considered a runt as there isn’t a great deal of difference in size between the smallest to the largest ones.  She is still a bit on the bashful side, though probably just a late bloomer.  Not all puppies mature at the same rate.  She has the longest hair of the litter, and reminds us of a German Shepherd puppy as far as her coat color and length go, though she really won’t be anywhere near that size. 

Please remember that puppies this young will need you now more than ever because this is the age when they begin to understand structure and routine.  Besides the fact that their bodies are not developed enough to “hold it” when they are this young, leaving them crated or unattended for hours on end will not offer them the love, attention, socialization, exercise, or training that they will need to become the adult dogs you want them to be for their lifetime - and your lifetime too. 

If you feel you are ready and able to make the commitment to taking on the responsibility of a young puppy, you can easily fill out an adoption application by clicking here: adoption application.  For anyone viewing this on Petfinder, if you are interested in adopting this animal you will need to go to our website www.rosesrescue.net to fill out the online adoption application. You can usually find more pictures of the animals there too. Click on our name "Roses Rescue" in blue above to be taken directly to our website.