I'm getting a new member to our family in a few weeks.Her name is Siggy, after the show Vikings. She's a siberian husky and the cutest pup on the planet in my eyes. lol She is very small in comparison to her brothers. All the females are small. They are healthy and playful and eat well. I've had a pup about 4 years ago and she was double her size at this age. Is this something normal? I've heard of dwarfism in dogs but don't know much. Maybe she will grow out of her smallness? Any info would be awesome.

We have a thread where people have put in what their dog weighed at what age so other can compare.

Weight Chart

For the most part every line of husky grows at their own rate. Some grow slow, some grow fast, some do a lot of their growing early and some do their growing late. As long as they are healthy, alert, active, have good proportions and are growing I wouldn't worry too much about her size. A good quality breeder will be able to tell you how her lines usually grow, if they are slow or fast and if the sizes of this litter are within the normal range for her breeding pair.

I think dwarfism is extremely rare. My girl was small as a pup, same size as her brother but has a sister that was almost double Mishka's size. Mishka did stay small but in no way a dwarf. Females are smaller than the males anyways, I'm betting Ziggy will grow up just fine Mishka is small in stature but in no way small in personality, haha, and she keeps fluffy boy Kohdi in check all the time, lol.

Thank you @Arctic_Wind and @Twisterll. She just threw me for a loop. The breeder was a little surprised to is why I was asking around. She is a doll though and I have no doubt her inner husky will shine