Yes, Size is determined by the care they recieve

Posted by Samcin on April 07, 2001 at 18:25:31:

In Reply to: About Double D's Size for those who wondered posted by Christy on April 07, 2001 at 17:07:18:

My woodstock is tiny. We think we is going on three, but he was loose in the city on summer. He may be older, as he goes nuts when he sees a female. My Felix was one pound when we got him and 5 pounds in nine months. He is still 5.5 pounds. Sammy is my biggest at four feet, one inch and we raised her from an igglet.
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