Dog Size Calculator - Estimate Your Puppy Weight

Dog Size Calculator - Estimate Your Puppy Weight

Dog Size Calculator

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Result

WeightDog Size Type
<5.4 kgToy Dog
5.4 - 10 kgSmall Dog
10 - 25.9 kgMedium Dog
25.9 - 44.9 kgLarge Dog
>44.9 kgGiant Dog
WeightDog Size Type
<12 lbToy Dog
12 - 22 lbSmall Dog
22 - 57 lbMedium Dog
57 - 99 lbLarge Dog
>99 lbGiant Dog

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Dog Size Calculator

  • The dog size calculator works as a puppy size predictor - it allows you to compute how big your dog will be once it's fully grown up.
  • Have you just adopted a stray puppy? Maybe you got a dog of a mixed breed?
  • Are you still wondering How big my puppy will get? Search no more - our puppy height and weight calculator is here to help.

 

Steps To Calculate Dog Size

  1. Enter your puppy’s age
  2. Enter your puppy’s weight
  3. Check the result of Adult Weight & Know Dog Size

 

Dog Size Calculator Formula

Here are a formula for Dog Size Calculator

Adult weight = (Puppy weight / Puppy age in weeks) × 52

 

How to measure dog height

  • Dog height is measured from floor to the withers. 
  • The withers are the highest point between shoulder blades and the base of the neck. 
  • Measure from the floor starting at the front legs.

 

Category Wise Dog Size Chart

According to your puppy weight calculator's results, we can place your dog into one of 5 major breed size groups:

Toy dog

< 12 lb / < 5.4 kg

Small dog

12 - 22 lb / 5.4 - 10 kg

Medium dog

22 - 57 lb / 10 - 25.9 kg

Large dog

57 - 99 lb / 25.9 - 44.9 kg

Giant dog

99 lb / >44.9 kg

 

Dog Size Chart Normal Range

Factors For Dog Size

Some factors that do matter when considering your new furry friend:  Age, Size, Gender and Special Needs.

 

Age

While some dogs act like puppies well into their senior years, here are some important factors to remember about each age group:

 

Puppy (8 weeks - 6 months)

  • High Energy
  • Require training
  • Frequent bathroom breaks
  • Still growing
  • Will not be spayed/neutered

 

Older Puppy (6+ months - 1 year)

  • Typically high energy
  • May already be spayed/neutered
  • Still growing
  • Require training

 

Young (1+ year - 3 years)

  • May or may not be high energy, depending on the individual
  • Might already be housebroken
  • Might know some basic commands
  • Might already be crate trained
  • Typically already spayed/neutered
  • May be still growing

 

Adult (3+ years - 7 years)

  • May or may not be high energy, depending on the individual  
  • Might already be housebroken
  • Might know some basic commands
  • Might already be crate trained
  • Typically already spayed/neutered
  • Fully grown

 

Older Adult (7+ years) 

  • Typically lower energy
  • May require wellness maintenance
  • Usually Housebroken
  • Usually spayed/neutered
  • Usually crate trained
  • Fully grown
  • Typically require less exercise

 

  • While these characteristics are generalizations and every dog is unique, it’s helpful to consider these points carefully when choosing the right age range of dog for you and your family.
  • Do you have the time to commit to a young puppy?
  • Do you prefer an older, more established and less energetic dog? Or, are you looking for a dog in between the two?

 

Size

  • Size really does matter, but not the way you might think.
  • Considering a dog’s personality size is just as important as considering their physical size.
  • And depending on the size of your home, your dog food budget, and your lifestyle, choosing the right size dog is an important aspect of ensuring a successful match.
  • Smaller dogs in the X-Small, Small and Small/Medium categories require less food and less square footage than larger dogs in the Medium/Large, Large and X-Large categories but can be just as large in personality.
  • Special consideration needs to be taken with X-Small dogs when around young children. X-Small dogs can be easily injured if a child accidentally drops or steps on the dog.
  • If you plan to have your X-Small or Small dog sleep with you, they may need to picked up and put down when getting on and off of tall beds and furniture to ensure that they aren’t injured from jumping.
  • Extra-Large and Large dogs require big spaces to accommodate their big bodies!
  • If you live in a tiny apartment with very little space, an X-Large or Large dog may not be the best choice for your lifestyle.

 

Gender

While gender traits are a real thing, individual personality often trumps gender. Being open to the right fit sometimes means being open to either gender.

 

Female

  • If not spayed, will go into heat
  • Typically live most successfully with other male dogs

 

Male

  • Typically live most successfully with other male or female dogs
  • If not neutered, will seek out female dogs that are in heat

 

Estimation Dog Weight

Your dog's height depends mostly on its breed. However, you can estimate its maximum possible height from paws to shoulders using our dog weight chart calculator:

Toy dog

Max. 12 in (30.5 cm)

Small dog

Max. 18 in (45.7 cm)

Medium dog

Max. 25 in (63.5 cm)

Large dog

Max. 30 in (76.2 cm)

Giant dog

Max. 44 in (111.8 cm)

 

Dog Size Calculate For Breed

  • Our puppy growth calculator just couldn't get any simpler!
  • Prepare your dog's weight in a weight unit of your choice and actual age in weeks or days.
  • The dog weight estimator will process these details of your puppy to its adult weight. Your results will also be displayed as a range since many factors may influence your dog's growth and final size.

 

You will also receive the type of breed of your dog:

  • Toy dog - e.g., Yorkshire Terrier, Chihuahua, Prague Ratter
  • Small dog - e.g., Beagle, Dachshund, Corgi
  • Medium dog - e.g., Samoyed, Labrador retriever, Shiba Inu
  • Large dog - e.g., Alaskan Malamute, Bernese Mountain Dog, Bergamasco
  • Giant dog - e.g., Great Dane, Bullmastiff, Kuvasz

 

Toy Breeds

  • Chihuahuas will generally not exceed 6 lbs.
  • Maltese will usually be under 7 lbs.
  • Toy Poodles will be between 4 and 6 lbs.

Small Breeds

  • Standard Dachshunds will grow to be between 16 and 32 lbs.
  • French Bulldogs will be under 28 lbs.
  • Pugs will usually be between 14 and 18 lbs.

 

Medium Breeds

  • Border Collies will often grow to be 30 to 55 lbs.
  • Goldendoodle (medium) typically weighs 36 to 50 lbs.
  • Siberian Huskies will usually be 35 to 60 lbs.
  • Dalmatians will often be between 45 and 70 lbs.

 

Large Breeds

  • Akitas are usually between 70 and 130 lbs.
  • Belgian Malinois are between 40 and 80 lbs as adults.
  • Doberman Pinschers are between 60 and 100 lbs.

 

Giant Breeds

  • Great Danes will grow to 110 to 175 lbs.
  • Saint Bernards will often reach between 120 and 180 lbs.
  • Mastiffs will generally be between 120 and 230 lbs

 

Summary

Overall, dog size calculator will help you to identify your dog types to know their body type and all future needs as per its size category. Check More Pet And Animal Related Calculators on Drlogy Calculator to get the exact solution for your questions.

 

Reference

  • Size Chart By Foggy Dog Dog [1].
  • Dog Size Chart | Ruse™ Official [2].
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Dog Size Calculator FAQ

How do I estimate my dog's size?

According to your puppy weight calculator's results, we can place your dog into one of 5 major breed size groups:

Toy dog

< 12 lb / < 5.4 kg

Small dog

12 - 22 lb / 5.4 - 10 kg

Medium dog

22 - 57 lb / 10 - 25.9 kg

Large dog

57 - 99 lb / 25.9 - 44.9 kg

Giant dog

99 lb / >44.9 kg

How big will my dog get based on weight?

Your dog's height depends mostly on its breed. However, you can estimate its maximum possible height from paws to shoulders using our dog weight chart calculator:

Toy dog

Max. 12 in (30.5 cm)

Small dog

Max. 18 in (45.7 cm)

Medium dog

Max. 25 in (63.5 cm)

Large dog

Max. 30 in (76.2 cm)

Giant dog

Max. 44 in (111.8 cm)

Is dog size calculator accurate?

  • The best answer would be they can be, but it depends on the formula used and the growth rate of the puppy.
  • All puppies grow at differently but breed size is a good indicator of how much weight they'll gain and how quickly.

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