Male & Female Corgi Weights & Heights by Age

Male Corgi Weights & Heights by Age

The following chart contains the average weights and heights of male Corgi 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 Corgi’s growth.

Age	Weight (pounds)	Weight (kg)	Height (inches)	Height (cm)
Newborn	0.5 – 1.5	0.23 – 0.68	3 – 4	7.6 – 10.2
1 month	5 – 7	2.3 – 3.2	5 – 6	12.7 – 15.2
2 months	10 – 12	4.5 – 5.4	7 – 8	17.8 – 20.3
3 months	15 – 20	6.8 – 9.1	9 – 10	22.9 – 25.4
4 months	18 – 25	8.2 – 11.3	10 – 11	25.4 – 27.9
5 months	20 – 28	9.1 – 12.7	10.5 – 11.5	26.7 – 29.2
6 months	22 – 30	10 – 13.6	11 – 12	27.9 – 30.5
7 months	23 – 31	10.4 – 14.1	11.5 – 12.5	29.2 – 31.8
8 months	24 – 32	10.9 – 14.5	11.5 – 12.5	29.2 – 31.8
9 months	24.5 – 32.5	11.1 – 14.7	12 – 13	30.5 – 33.0
10 months	25 – 33	11.3 – 15	12 – 13	30.5 – 33.0
11 months	25.5 – 33.5	11.6 – 15.2	12 – 13	30.5 – 33.0
12 months	26 – 34	11.8 – 15.4	12 – 13.5	30.5 – 34.3
2 years	26 – 34	11.8 – 15.4	12 – 13.5	30.5 – 34.3
3 years	26 – 34	11.8 – 15.4	12 – 13.5	30.5 – 34.3

Female Corgi Weights & Heights by Age

The following chart contains the average weights and heights of a female Corgi 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 Corgi’s growth.

Age	Weight (pounds)	Weight (kg)	Height (inches)	Height (cm)
Newborn	0.4 – 1.4	0.18 – 0.64	2.5 – 3.5	6.4 – 8.9
1 month	4 – 6	1.8 – 2.7	4.5 – 5.5	11.4 – 14.0
2 months	8 – 10	3.6 – 4.5	6 – 7	15.2 – 17.8
3 months	13 – 17	5.9 – 7.7	8 – 9	20.3 – 22.9
4 months	16 – 22	7.3 – 10	9 – 10	22.9 – 25.4
5 months	18 – 24	8.2 – 10.9	9.5 – 10.5	24.1 – 26.7
6 months	20 – 26	9.1 – 11.8	10 – 11	25.4 – 27.9
7 months	21 – 27	9.5 – 12.3	10.5 – 11.5	26.7 – 29.2
8 months	21.5 – 27.5	9.8 – 12.5	10.5 – 11.5	26.7 – 29.2
9 months	22 – 28	10 – 12.7	10.5 – 11.5	26.7 – 29.2
10 months	22.5 – 28.5	10.2 – 12.9	10.5 – 11.5	26.7 – 29.2
11 months	23 – 29	10.4 – 13.2	10.5 – 12	26.7 – 30.5
12 months	23.5 – 30	10.7 – 13.6	10.5 – 12	26.7 – 30.5
2 years	24 – 30	10.9 – 13.6	10.5 – 12	26.7 – 30.5
3 years	24 – 30	10.9 – 13.6	10.5 – 12	26.7 – 30.5

These tables are based on general guidelines and can vary greatly depending on individual dogs. Always consult with a veterinarian or professional breeder for more specific information about your pet’s growth and development.

FAQs about a Corgi Puppy’s Growth and Development

1. How quickly do Corgi puppies grow?

Corgi puppies experience most of their height growth by 9-12 months, but they can continue to fill out in muscle and weight until around 18 months. However, growth rates can vary based on genetics and nutrition.

2. When do Corgis reach their full height?

Most Corgis achieve their adult height by 12 months of age. However, they may still mature and fill out in muscle and weight for several months after.

3. What’s the typical weight range for an adult Corgi?

Depending on the type (Cardigan or Pembroke) and gender, adult Corgis usually weigh between 22-38 pounds. However, individual weights can vary based on diet, activity level, and genetics.

4. How can I tell if my Corgi puppy is underweight or overweight?

An underweight Corgi might have visible ribs and a pronounced waistline. An overweight one may lack a distinct waist when viewed from above. It’s always best to consult with a vet for accurate weight assessments.

5. How much should I feed my Corgi puppy daily?

Feeding amounts vary based on age, activity level, and the type of food. Always follow the recommendations on the puppy food label and adjust based on your puppy’s condition and vet’s advice.

6. When should I transition my Corgi puppy to adult dog food?

Typically, Corgi puppies can be transitioned to adult food between 9-12 months. However, always consult with your vet to determine the right time for your specific puppy.

7. Are Corgis prone to any specific growth-related health conditions?

Due to their long backs, Corgis can be susceptible to intervertebral disc disease. A proper diet, controlled exercise, and avoiding jumping can help reduce the risk.

8. How often should I take my Corgi puppy to the vet for growth check-ups?

During the first year, regular monthly check-ups can be beneficial to monitor growth, vaccinations, and overall health. After the first year, annual check-ups are typically sufficient.

9. How do I ensure my Corgi’s joints stay healthy during rapid growth phases?

Feed them high-quality puppy food, engage them in moderate, controlled exercise, and consider joint supplements after discussing with your vet.

10. Are Corgi puppies’ large ears an indication of their final size? Not necessarily. While Corgi puppies do have notably large ears, they don’t correlate directly with their final size. Puppies will grow into their ears as they mature.

11. Do Corgi puppies experience teething?

Yes, like all puppies, Corgis go through a teething phase, typically between 3-7 months of age. Providing chew toys can help soothe their gums.

12. How long do Corgi puppies sleep each day?

Puppies, including Corgis, often sleep up to 18-20 hours a day. This rest is essential for their growth and development.

13. Is my Corgi’s growth spurt causing increased appetite?

It’s common for puppies to have an increased appetite during growth spurts. Always feed them high-quality food and monitor to ensure they’re not becoming overweight.

14. Can excessive exercise harm my growing Corgi?

Yes, too much strenuous exercise can stress their developing joints and bones. Short, frequent play sessions are better than prolonged rigorous activity.

15. Why does my Corgi puppy’s coat seem to be changing colors?

Corgi coat colors can change or deepen as they mature. This is a natural process, often influenced by genetics.

16. How do growth rates differ between Pembroke and Cardigan Corgis?

While both breeds have similar growth rates, Cardigans tend to be slightly larger and might reach their adult size a bit later than Pembrokes.

17. What’s the average lifespan of a Corgi?

Corgis generally live between 12-15 years. Proper care, nutrition, and regular vet visits can contribute to a long and healthy life.

18. My Corgi puppy seems small for his age. Should I be concerned?

While there are breed averages, individual growth can vary. Always consult with your vet to ensure your puppy is growing at a healthy rate and receiving proper nutrition.

19. Are growth supplements necessary for my Corgi puppy?

Most puppies get the necessary nutrients from high-quality puppy food. Before giving any supplements, always discuss with your veterinarian.

20. Will neutering or spaying my Corgi affect its growth?

Neutering or spaying can influence a dog’s metabolic rate and potential weight gain. However, the procedure itself doesn’t typically impact growth. Always discuss the best time to neuter or spay with your vet.