Oh, dude, you'd measure the weight of a puppy in grams. I mean, unless you have a giant puppy that weighs like a thousand kilograms, then maybe you'd use kilograms. But for your average adorable little fluff ball, grams are the way to go. Like, imagine trying to weigh a tiny puppy in kilograms, that would just be ridiculous.
it depends if its small kilo but big grams
I think u would use kilograms
kilograms or lbs
A graph of a puppy's weight during its first year of life typically shows an upward trend, reflecting rapid growth during this period. Initially, the weight increases steeply, particularly in the first few months, and then the rate of growth gradually slows as the puppy approaches its adult weight. The curve may exhibit some fluctuations due to factors like diet and health, but overall, it illustrates a significant increase in weight over time.
On average, a Labrador puppy between 3-4 months old can weigh anywhere from 20-30 pounds (9-14 kilograms). However, individual weights may vary depending on factors such as genetics and overall health. It is best to consult with a veterinarian for a more accurate assessment of your specific puppy's weight.
7000 grams
it depends if its small kilo but big grams
I think u would use kilograms
I'm pretty sure it depends on what breed of puppy you have.....
kilograms or lbs
There is no "unit to measure a puppy"; however, there are units to measure specific PROPERTIES which may apply to puppies as well as to other things. Thus, there are units for length, mass, weight, density, albedo, etc.
The average puppy weighs 1-3 Pounds, which is 454-1,360 grams.
that makes no sense.... if u have a puppy that weighs in Newtons then its easier
If you're talking about a newbord dog the answer is neither. 3 kg is a bit below the average weight of a newborn human baby, which is way bigger than a newborn puppy. OTOH 10 g is down in the size of mice, which isn't particularly accurate either.
use a ruler or tape measure
Puppy Fat is basicly small weight of a younger child
Each puppy is going to be different. Think of mass as being just like weight. A bigger person is going to have a greater weight. It works the same with mass.