01-01-2011, 12:08 AM
Canines of different natural lupus forms will translate into a similar size optime. Its comparative size in optime may not necessarily be smaller than another species' optime. Like the size chart page mentions, an average sized coyote and an average sized wolf may have similar optime sizes though their natural lupus are considerably different. However, if the wolf is smaller than average and the coyote is larger than average, the coyote's optime may be slightly larger than the wolf's even if their lupus forms are the same. Does that make sense?
As such, a welsh terrier may not necessarily be THAAAT small compared to wolf optimes, though it would make sense if it were at least a little smaller.
As such, a welsh terrier may not necessarily be THAAAT small compared to wolf optimes, though it would make sense if it were at least a little smaller.