Puppy Weight Calculator: Adult Weight by Age and Size

See a realistic adult-weight range, not one number, from published size-class growth charts — plus roughly how much growing your puppy has left.

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How this estimate works

Smaller dogs reach their adult weight fast — most toy and small breeds are within 10% of adult weight by around 8–9 months — while large and giant breeds keep growing well into their second year. This calculator models that shape with a size-specific growth curve based on the pattern published in Salt et al. (2017, PLOS ONE) and the WALTHAM breed-size growth charts, then works backward from your puppy's current weight-for-age to estimate where its adult weight will land.

If you're not sure what size your puppy will be, the calculator compares your puppy's current weight against the expected weight-for-age of every size class and picks the closest match — it says so in the result.

The model behind this calculator: % of adult weight by age and size

Modelled values that follow the growth pattern published by Salt et al. (2017) — not figures copied from the study. Individual puppies vary.

AgeToySmallMediumLargeGiant
8 wk50%36%27%17%12%
12 wk67%54%43%30%22%
16 wk78%66%56%42%33%
20 wk84%75%66%52%42%
26 wk89%82%75%64%54%
39 wk95%91%86%78%71%
1 yr97%94%91%86%80%
1.5 yr98%97%96%93%89%

Typical adult weight by size class

Size classTypical adult weight
Toy (adult 2–9 lb)2–9 lb
Small (adult 10–25 lb)10–25 lb
Medium (adult 26–50 lb)26–50 lb
Large (adult 51–90 lb)51–90 lb
Giant (adult 91–180 lb)91–180 lb

Limitations

Sources

  1. Growth standard charts for monitoring bodyweight in dogs of different sizes — PLOS ONE (Salt, Morris, Wilson, Lund & German, 2017) (September 23, 2026)
  2. Breed-size growth charts for puppies — WALTHAM Petcare Science Institute (September 23, 2026)