Male & Female Bulldog Weights & Heights by Age

Male Bulldog Weights & Heights by Age

The following chart contains the average weights and heights of a male Bulldog from newborn to 3 years of age. Please note these are only averages. Always consult with your veterinarian if you have any concerns about your Bulldog’s growth.

Age	Weight (pounds)	Weight (kg)	Height (inches)	Height (cm)
0-1 month	5-8	2.3-3.6	3-4	7.6-10.2
2 months	10-15	4.5-6.8	5-7	12.7-17.8
3 months	18-24	8.2-10.9	7-9	17.8-22.9
4 months	25-32	11.3-14.5	8-10	20.3-25.4
5 months	30-38	13.6-17.2	9-11	22.9-27.9
6 months	35-45	15.9-20.4	10-12	25.4-30.5
7-9 months	40-48	18.1-21.8	11-13	27.9-33.0
10-12 months	45-52	20.4-23.6	12-14	30.5-35.6
2 years	49-55	22.2-24.9	13-15	33.0-38.1
3 years	50-58	22.7-26.3	13-16	33.0-40.6

 

Female Bulldog Weights & Heights by Age

The following chart contains the average weights and heights of a female Bulldog from newborn to 3 years of age. Please note these are only averages. Always consult with your veterinarian if you have any concerns about your Bulldog’s growth.

Age	Weight (pounds)	Weight (kg)	Height (inches)	Height (cm)
0-1 month	4-7	1.8-3.2	3-4	7.6-10.2
2 months	8-12	3.6-5.4	4-6	10.2-15.2
3 months	15-20	6.8-9.1	6-8	15.2-20.3
4 months	20-28	9.1-12.7	7-9	17.8-22.9
5 months	25-35	11.3-15.9	8-10	20.3-25.4
6 months	30-40	13.6-18.1	9-11	22.9-27.9
7-9 months	35-45	15.9-20.4	10-12	25.4-30.5
10-12 months	40-48	18.1-21.8	11-13	27.9-33.0
2 years	44-52	20.0-23.6	12-14	30.5-35.6
3 years	45-55	20.4-24.9	12-15	30.5-38.1

These tables serve as a general reference, but individual growth can vary based on genetics, diet, environment, and health conditions. Always consult with a veterinarian for specific concerns or if your Bulldog deviates significantly from these averages.

 

FAQs about a Bulldog Puppy’s Growth and Development

1. How fast do Bulldogs grow? Bulldogs have a moderate growth rate, with most reaching their full height by one year of age and their full weight by two years. However, individual growth rates can vary depending on factors like genetics and diet.
2. Is my Bulldog puppy overweight? Bulldogs have a stocky build, but excessive weight can lead to health issues. It’s best to consult with a veterinarian, who can evaluate your puppy’s weight in relation to its age and overall health.
3. How much should I feed my Bulldog puppy? Feeding amounts depend on your puppy’s age, weight, and activity level. Always follow the recommendations on the dog food package and consult with a veterinarian to ensure your pup is getting the right nutrition.
4. Are there specific signs of healthy growth in Bulldogs? A healthy Bulldog puppy should have clear eyes, a shiny coat, good appetite, and a playful attitude. Regular check-ups with the vet will ensure your pup is growing well and free of health issues.
5. What’s the difference between male and female Bulldog growth rates? Males tend to be slightly larger and might grow at a slightly faster rate than females, especially during the initial growth phases.
6. Do Bulldogs have growth spurts? Yes, like many breeds, Bulldogs can experience growth spurts, especially between 4-8 months. It’s essential to provide proper nutrition during these periods.
7. When is a Bulldog considered fully grown? Most Bulldogs reach their full height by one year but may continue to fill out and gain muscle until they are two years old.
8. Is it normal for my Bulldog puppy to sleep a lot? Yes, puppies, including Bulldogs, sleep a lot as it aids in their growth and development. This often tapers off as they approach adulthood.
9. Can I give supplements to boost my Bulldog’s growth? It’s essential not to rush a puppy’s growth, especially in Bulldogs, as it can lead to skeletal and joint problems. Consult with a vet before giving any supplements.
10. How can I tell if my Bulldog is underweight? You should be able to feel but not see your Bulldog’s ribs without pressing hard. If they seem too prominent, consult your vet about increasing their nutrition.
11. What health issues can affect my Bulldog’s growth? Bulldogs are prone to certain health issues like hip dysplasia, which can affect their growth. Regular vet check-ups can identify and address these problems early.
12. How much exercise does my growing Bulldog need? While Bulldogs aren’t the most active breed, regular play and short walks help promote healthy growth and prevent obesity.
13. Are there specific foods recommended for Bulldog growth? High-quality puppy foods formulated for medium breeds are ideal for Bulldogs. Ensure it has balanced nutrients to support their growth.
14. How long should my Bulldog puppy be on puppy food? Typically, until they’re about 12 months old. However, always consult with your vet about transitioning to adult food.
15. Why does my Bulldog puppy have a big belly? While a slightly rounded belly after eating is normal, a persistently bloated belly can be a sign of worms or other health issues. Regular deworming and vet check-ups are crucial.
16. My Bulldog’s growth seems stunted, what could be the reason? Various factors can stunt growth, including genetics, diet, parasites, or underlying medical issues. It’s essential to consult with a vet if you have growth concerns.
17. Can environmental factors impact my Bulldog’s growth? Yes, factors like a stressful environment, exposure to toxins, or lack of proper care can hinder growth. Ensuring a safe and nurturing environment is essential.
18. Is it normal for Bulldogs to have wrinkles? Do they affect growth? Bulldogs are naturally wrinkled, which doesn’t impact growth. However, it’s vital to clean between the wrinkles to prevent infections.
19. Do Bulldogs mature mentally at the same rate as physically? While Bulldogs might reach their physical maturity around a year, their mental maturity can take a bit longer, often up to two years.
20. Are there breed-specific growth charts for Bulldogs? Yes, there are growth charts specific to Bulldogs that provide general guidelines. However, remember that individual growth can vary, so regular vet visits are essential.