Puppy Weight Calculator
Age and weight today, plus a breed or size group, give a likely adult weight range and growth curve.
Puppy Size & Dog Age Calculators
See how big your puppy is likely to get and what your dog’s age means in human years. Clear ranges, sourced methods, no sign-up.
Know what to expect as your puppy grows
Every PupGauge calculator, in one place
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Puppy Weight Calculator
Likely adult weight range from age, weight and breed or size group.
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Dog Age Calculator
Life stage and human-year equivalent, adjusted for size.
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Dog Calorie Calculator
Daily calories and cups, cans or grams of your own food.
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Puppy Feeding Calculator
Today’s calories and meals for a growing puppy.
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Dog Ideal Weight Calculator
Target weight from body condition, with a safe weight-loss pace.
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Dog Water Intake Calculator
Normal daily water and a check for drinking too much.
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Dog Food Cost Calculator
Compare foods by cost per day at your dog’s calories.
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Dog Crate Size Calculator
Minimum inside size for a home crate or airline kennel.
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Dog Heat Cycle Calculator
Predict the next heat from her own history.
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Dog Pregnancy Calculator
Whelping window and check-up dates.
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Puppy Weight Chart
Typical weights by age for each size group.
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Labrador Puppy Weight Chart
Month-by-month weights for Labrador Retriever puppies.
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German Shepherd Puppy Weight Chart
Month-by-month weights for German Shepherd puppies.
Sources, not guesses
How our estimates are calculated
For growing puppies
Practical guides for new dog owners
Built on published research and breed standards
- Growth curvesHawthorne et al. 2004
- Breed weightsAKC breed standards
- Life stagesAAHA 2019 guidelines
- Lifespan by sizeMcMillan et al. 2024
- Epigenetic ageWang et al. 2020
From toy breeds to gentle giants
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Toy & small
Usually full size at 9–12 months
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Medium
Usually full size at 9–12 months
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Large & giant
Full size from about 11 to 24 months
Straight answers to common questions
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Is one dog year really seven human years?
No. Dogs mature fastest in their first two years, and larger dogs age faster after that. A dog’s first year is closer to 15 human years.
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How accurate is the adult size estimate?
It is a range, not a promise. The range is widest for young puppies and narrows as they grow or when you add an earlier weigh-in.
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When do puppies stop growing?
Most small and medium dogs reach adult weight around 9–12 months. Large dogs take longer, and giant breeds can keep growing until about two.
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Does it work for mixed breeds?
Yes. Choose an expected size group, or “Not sure” to use growth alone. The range is a little wider without breed data.
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Do you save what I enter?
No. The calculators run entirely in your browser and nothing you type is sent to us.