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How big will my puppy get?

Puppies reach a predictable share of their adult weight at each age, and that share depends on size category - toy breeds finish growing months before giants do. Tell us your puppy's age, current weight and size group for a ballpark adult weight.

Not sure? Pick by the parents' size, or the breed's typical adult weight.
Estimated adult weight - a rough range, give or take

At this age your puppy has reached roughly - of its adult weight.

How it works: puppies hit known milestones - small breeds are about half their adult weight by ~4 months, large breeds by ~5 months, giants a bit later. We divide the current weight by the share reached at this age. Breed, sex and genetics shift the real number, so treat this as a friendly estimate.

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โš ๏ธ Estimates are least reliable for very young puppies (under ~8 weeks) and mixed breeds, where adult size is hardest to call. The most accurate guide is the breed standard and the size of the puppy's parents. Don't over- or under-feed to "hit a number" - feed for healthy, steady growth.

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