>>Sure it varies considerably, but can anyone give me an estimate of when a male Berner's head fully fills out?
Generally, the brains arrive by UPS around two years old. Until then, that head can be pretty cavernous. In the interim, the head generally grows large enough to support the brains that are on back order, as well as enough to stuff the packing material the brains are shipped in. Usually around 14-20 months, the head takes final shape, but the first spurt usually starts around 9-10 months. However, we are still waiting for Panda's brains and head to fill out. At 6 1/2 years, his head is still incredibly feminine, so much so that 20 year vets in the breed think he's a girl! Adam Plymouth, MN Panda, Pockets, and Bison http://TwinCitiesBMD.org (BMDC of the Greater Twin Cities) http://hottub.org/~panda (IBMDC PandaSite)
