False Dwarf
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False Dwarf
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by lpmorgens » Mon Aug 14, 2017 11:47 am
My Netherland Dwarf weighs 2lb, 14 oz. Would that be a false dwarf. I couldn't find anything on the average True Dwarf weight and average False Dwarf weight. Thanks.
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Re: False Dwarf
Post Number:#2 by Prisma » Mon Aug 14, 2017 12:14 pm
False dwarfs are much bigger, talking 2+ pounds bigger. They are also different in looks. Do you have a picture?
I doubt the one you have is a false dwarf, just a larger dwarf. Sizes can range greatly even with "true" dwarfs.
I doubt the one you have is a false dwarf, just a larger dwarf. Sizes can range greatly even with "true" dwarfs.
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Re: False Dwarf
Post Number:#3 by SableSteel » Mon Aug 14, 2017 1:28 pm
True dwarfs can range anywhere from (usually) 1.5-3 lbs. False dwarfs can range from 2.5-3.5 lbs. It could be either. Pictures would be helpful looking at the ears and build is more sure way of telling if they're a false dwarf at that size
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Re: False Dwarf
Post Number:#5 by Prisma » Mon Aug 14, 2017 2:41 pm
Looks like a typical pet here, dwarf. The head is not as rounded as a show dwarf would be though. Cute pet 
Ears are small and body's proportionate, nothing that screams false dwarf to me. But how old? If this is a youngster (3 months to 5 months), then probably is.
For clarification, I wasn't meaning 2lbs+ bigger, that was in reference of what you'd posted for weight (false dwarfs being 3 to 5lbs even with Netherland Dwarfs depending upon line). Show dwarfs average about 2lbs, I've seen a some under. Max show weight is 2 1/2 pounds.
Ears are small and body's proportionate, nothing that screams false dwarf to me. But how old? If this is a youngster (3 months to 5 months), then probably is.For clarification, I wasn't meaning 2lbs+ bigger, that was in reference of what you'd posted for weight (false dwarfs being 3 to 5lbs even with Netherland Dwarfs depending upon line). Show dwarfs average about 2lbs, I've seen a some under. Max show weight is 2 1/2 pounds.
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Re: False Dwarf
Post Number:#6 by SableSteel » Mon Aug 14, 2017 4:09 pm
Is it pedigreed? Are you sure it's a netherland dwarf? If you're sure it's a dwarf, then it would be a false dwarf, but it almost looks like a BEW polish
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