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3 years ago

Someone plz help me tell me what kind of dogs are they and how much are they gonna grow up!

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I think you are holding both of these puppies, is a Toy fox terrier.

Plus, if you want to know how much they will grow up?

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The toy fox terrier, will grow up of they height is: like 8.5, or 11.5 inches. And they weight will be 3.7 or to 7 pounds. And they life expectancy is: 13 to 15 years.

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