Really fun riddle to solve?!
Question: if a puppy has a puppy and that puppy has a puppy and also that puppy has a puppy and that puppy has four more puppie and those four more puppies have puppies how many puppies is it?
Answers: if a puppy has a puppy and that puppy has a puppy and also that puppy has a puppy and that puppy has four more puppie and those four more puppies have puppies how many puppies is it?
Zero puppies, puppies cannot have puppies, duh!!!
one puppy the rest are stuffed
12 ?
4 the rest arent puppies any more if they are having puppies.
12 puppies
four cause the others are not puppies anymore
0 puppies cant have puppies
4 puppies!! if they have puppies, then they are no longer a puppy anymore!!!
None. Puppies can't have puppies... it would have to be a dog.
Somewhere over 8 puppies? Another guess is...12? By the way, that was really clever. =D I can't wait to find out what the answer is!
12
four puppy's as the others are no longer puppy's
It depends how many puppies the 4 puppies had.
All the puppies turn into dogs exept for the last ones.
4 puppies after six or so months puppies become dogs and mature, scince they mature at 6+monthes the 4 sis(assuming they all had puppies they must be a female) grew up, found a mate and had 4 puppies leaving only
4 Puppies
or
if tricking us there are
11 if talking about the word
4
11
15 puppies.
18