How big will my puppy get?
Pick your puppy’s breed to see the typical adult weight, and how far along they are if you add their weight today. Covers 607 breeds and mixes.
68
lb, expected adult weight
Based on a typical adult Labrador Retriever. Individual dogs, and especially mixes, can end up bigger or smaller.
How it’s worked out
Typical adult weight
Each breed has a typical adult weight, the midpoint of its breed standard averaged across males and females. Mixes are estimated from their parent breeds.
Grown so far
Your puppy’s weight today divided by that typical adult weight. The Pako app uses the same number to set a growing puppy’s calories.
Questions
How accurate is it?
It shows what a typical adult of the breed weighs. Your puppy’s own genes, sex and diet all play a part, so treat it as a guide rather than a promise.
When do puppies stop growing?
Small breeds often reach adult size around their first birthday, while large and giant breeds can keep filling out well into their second year.
Should I feed my puppy more to help them grow?
No. Puppies grow best at a steady pace. Overfeeding can make large-breed puppies grow too fast, which can strain their joints, so follow a feeding plan made for their age and size.
