Pick your puppy's breed, sex and age to see their expected weight range as they grow — and check whether they're on track today. Typical ranges only; every dog is different.
A puppy's adult size depends mostly on breed and sex. Pick the breed above to see the typical adult weight range — mixed breeds usually land between their parent breeds.
Small breeds reach close to adult weight by about 10–12 months; large and giant breeds keep filling out until 18–24 months. Growth is fastest in the first few months, then tapers.
These are typical ranges, not targets — healthy puppies vary, and a single weigh-in matters less than a steady upward trend. If you're concerned about your puppy's weight or body condition, your vet is the right call.