Dog Weight Calculator
Find your dog's ideal weight range and check if they're at a healthy weight based on breed size.
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Weight Assessment
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Ideal Weight by Breed Size
| Category | Weight Range | Example Breeds |
|---|---|---|
| Toy | 4-12 lbs | Chihuahua, Yorkie, Pomeranian |
| Small | 12-25 lbs | Beagle, French Bulldog, Pug |
| Medium | 25-55 lbs | Border Collie, Bulldog, Cocker Spaniel |
| Large | 55-85 lbs | Labrador, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd |
| Giant | 85-150 lbs | Great Dane, Mastiff, Saint Bernard |
Body Condition Check
Use these physical indicators to assess your dog's weight:
Underweight Signs
- • Ribs easily visible
- • No body fat felt
- • Prominent hip bones
- • Obvious waist
Ideal Weight Signs
- • Ribs felt, not visible
- • Waist visible from above
- • Belly tucks up
- • Light fat covering
Overweight Signs
- • Ribs hard to feel
- • No visible waist
- • Belly hangs down
- • Fat deposits on back
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate are breed weight ranges?
They're general guidelines. Individual dogs vary based on bone structure, muscle mass, and genetics. Your vet can provide personalized assessment.
How fast should a dog lose weight?
Safe weight loss is 1-2% of body weight per week. Rapid weight loss can be dangerous. Work with your vet for a proper plan.
Do mixed breeds follow the same guidelines?
Generally yes, based on their size category. Look at their parents' sizes if known, or use physical assessment.
When do puppies reach adult weight?
Small breeds: 10-12 months. Medium breeds: 12-15 months. Large/Giant breeds: 18-24 months.
Disclaimer
This calculator provides general estimates. Consult your veterinarian for accurate assessment of your dog's ideal weight and health status.