Peanuts or not peanuts. That is the question

Kinipela · Apr 17, 2017

This is only my second litter. I have 2 very big kits and 2 very small kits. They dont seem to be peanuts but I am not an expert yet. Any advice on what to do with these. The first litter of kits was in between these sizes. This photo was taken at 4 days

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SableSteel · Apr 17, 2017

Get a picture that shows the ears. That's the most sure way to tell peanuts apart. They have small, triangular ears set far back on their head

Kinipela · Apr 17, 2017

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Do these help? They are very active and are 5 days old.

SixGun · Apr 17, 2017

I don't know anything about peanuts. They are, in fact, the reason we choose to stay away from dwarf breeds, but, imo, with what Sable said, they look like peanuts.

ButtonsPalace · Apr 18, 2017

Either a peanut or a super runt. I had one that was half the size and weight of her brothers, she was the smallest runt I've ever seen. I wouldn't get attached they don't tend to have a high life expectancy

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