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Ghos pups (or little ghosts) are the offspring of an everyday Ghos. They come with all sorts of fur patterns once they develop, and are capable of learning from their parents at a young age. Parents usually give their pups an actual name once they hit their third stage as it’s easier to tell their gender through their size, fur pattern, and partially developed reproductive system. You can also tell their gender much earlier thanks to their sizes, but it is not recommended as there can be small males and big females in these earlier stages.

Females give birth to 2-6 pups depending on the circumstances. They give birth to these pups at the same time once 4 months have passed. The pups start out as a white egg-like object, but progressively develop Ghos-like features over the span of five more months. These Ghos “eggs” are small enough to fit in the palm of one’s paw, making it easier for females to deliver.

Since Ghos pups are so overly tiny, Ghoses have multiple growth spurts; one at 3 years old, one at 10, one at 16, and a final one at 21. This is to ensure that Ghoses reach their true height. Growth spurts are not painful for Ghoses, but they can cause tiredness and hunger. It may be scary for Ghos young, but it gets easier throughout a Ghos’s life span.

Description
Ghos pups (or little ghosts) are the offspring of an everyday Ghos. They come with all sorts of fur patterns once they develop, and are capable of learning from their parents at a young age. Parents usually give their pups an actual name once they hit their third stage as it’s easier to tell their gender through their size, fur pattern, and partially developed reproductive system. You can also tell their gender much earlier thanks to their sizes, but it is not recommended as there can be small males and big females in these earlier stages.

Females give birth to 2-6 pups depending on the circumstances. They give birth to these pups at the same time once 4 months have passed. The pups start out as a white egg-like object, but progressively develop Ghos-like features over the span of five more months. These Ghos “eggs” are small enough to fit in the palm of one’s paw, making it easier for females to deliver.

Since Ghos pups are so overly tiny, Ghoses have multiple growth spurts; one at 3 years old, one at 10, one at 16, and a final one at 21. This is to ensure that Ghoses reach their true height. Growth spurts are not painful for Ghoses, but they can cause tiredness and hunger. It may be scary for Ghos young, but it gets easier throughout a Ghos’s life span.