Male & Female Weimaraner Weights & Heights by Age

Male Weimaraner Weights & Heights by Age

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

Age	Weight (lbs)	Weight (kg)	Height (inches)	Height (cm)
Newborn	0.5 – 1	0.2 – 0.4	3 – 4	7.6 – 10.2
1 month	8 – 12	3.6 – 5.4	6 – 9	15.2 – 22.9
2 months	16 – 21	7.3 – 9.5	9 – 12	22.9 – 30.5
3 months	25 – 32	11.3 – 14.5	11 – 14	27.9 – 35.6
4 months	35 – 45	15.9 – 20.4	14 – 17	35.6 – 43.2
5 months	45 – 55	20.4 – 25	17 – 20	43.2 – 50.8
6 months	55 – 65	25 – 29.5	20 – 23	50.8 – 58.4
7 months	60 – 70	27.2 – 31.8	22 – 25	55.9 – 63.5
8 months	65 – 75	29.5 – 34	23 – 26	58.4 – 66
9 months	70 – 80	31.8 – 36.3	24 – 27	61 – 68.6
10 months	73 – 83	33.1 – 37.6	25 – 28	63.5 – 71.1
11 months	75 – 85	34 – 38.6	25 – 28	63.5 – 71.1
12 months	77 – 87	34.9 – 39.5	26 – 29	66 – 73.7
2 years	80 – 90	36.3 – 40.8	27 – 30	68.6 – 76.2
3 years	80 – 90	36.3 – 40.8	27 – 30	68.6 – 76.2

 

Female Weimaraner Weights & Heights by Age

The following chart contains the average weights and heights of female Weimaraners 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 Weimaraner’s growth.

Age	Weight (lbs)	Weight (kg)	Height (inches)	Height (cm)
Newborn	0.5 – 0.8	0.2 – 0.36	3 – 4	7.6 – 10.2
1 month	7 – 11	3.2 – 5	6 – 8	15.2 – 20.3
2 months	15 – 20	6.8 – 9.1	8 – 11	20.3 – 27.9
3 months	23 – 30	10.4 – 13.6	10 – 13	25.4 – 33
4 months	30 – 40	13.6 – 18.1	13 – 16	33 – 40.6
5 months	40 – 50	18.1 – 22.7	15 – 18	38.1 – 45.7
6 months	50 – 60	22.7 – 27.2	18 – 21	45.7 – 53.3
7 months	55 – 65	25 – 29.5	19 – 22	48.3 – 55.9
8 months	57 – 67	25.9 – 30.4	20 – 23	50.8 – 58.4
9 months	60 – 70	27.2 – 31.8	21 – 24	53.3 – 61
10 months	62 – 72	28.1 – 32.7	21 – 24	53.3 – 61
11 months	63 – 73	28.6 – 33.1	22 – 25	55.9 – 63.5
12 months	65 – 75	29.5 – 34	22 – 25	55.9 – 63.5
2 years	68 – 78	30.8 – 35.4	23 – 26	58.4 – 66
3 years	68 – 78	30.8 – 35.4	23 – 26	58.4 – 66

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 Weimaraner Puppy’s Growth and Development

1. How fast will my Weimaraner puppy grow?

Weimaraner puppies experience rapid growth in the first six months, often reaching near their full height by 12 months. However, they’ll continue to fill out and mature until they’re about 18-24 months old. Regular vet check-ups will help track their growth rate accurately.

2. What’s the expected weight for my Weimaraner puppy at six months?

By six months, male Weimaraners often weigh between 50-60 pounds (22.7-27.2 kg), while females might weigh 40-50 pounds (18.1-22.7 kg). These are average estimates, so individual variation is expected.

3. At what age will my Weimaraner be considered an adult?

While Weimaraners might seem grown up by a year, they are usually considered fully mature around 18-24 months when their physical and mental development stabilizes.

4. How can I ensure my puppy is gaining weight appropriately?

Feed a balanced, high-quality puppy food and monitor your puppy’s weight regularly. Consistent vet visits can help track growth and ensure optimal weight gain.

5. When can I transition my Weimaraner puppy to adult dog food?

Generally, transitioning to adult food happens around 12 months of age. However, always consult your vet for personalized recommendations based on your dog’s growth and health.

6. How tall will my Weimaraner be when fully grown?

Male Weimaraners typically stand around 25-27 inches (63.5-68.6 cm) tall, while females are generally 23-25 inches (58.4-63.5 cm) in height.

7. Is it common for Weimaraner puppies to have growth spurts?

Yes, like many large breeds, Weimaraners can experience noticeable growth spurts, especially in the first 6-8 months.

8. How much exercise does a growing Weimaraner need?

Weimaraners are active and energetic but over-exercising during growth can stress their joints. Daily play sessions and short walks are ideal for puppies, gradually increasing as they mature.

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

A Weimaraner in ideal condition has a discernible waist when viewed from above and ribs that are palpable under the skin without excessive fat coverage. If uncertain, your vet can provide a precise assessment.

10. Do their paws indicate how big they’ll get?

While puppies often have disproportionately large paws, it’s not a guaranteed indicator of final size. Genetics and parentage offer better insights into eventual size.

11. When will my puppy’s coat achieve its final color?

Weimaraner puppies often have a softer, lighter coat that darkens slightly as they mature. The final shade is typically set for 12-18 months.

12. Are there signs of potential growth-related health issues to watch for?

Limping, difficulty standing up, swelling joints, or an uneven gait can indicate potential growth issues. Immediate veterinary consultation is advisable if you notice any of these.

13. How much should I feed my Weimaraner puppy?

The amount varies with age, activity level, and the type of food. Generally, follow the feeding guidelines on your puppy food packaging and consult with your vet.

14. Can neutering or spaying affect my Weimaraner’s growth?

Yes, spaying or neutering can slightly affect growth, potentially causing a dog to grow taller if done before growth plate closure. It’s vital to discuss the best timing with your veterinarian.

15. How long do female Weimaraners take to reach their final weight compared to males?

Both male and female Weimaraners typically reach their adult weight around 18-24 months, though males are often heavier than females when fully grown.

16. Is it normal for Weimaraner puppies to seem “leggy”?

Yes, young Weimaraners often appear long-legged, especially during growth spurts. They typically grow into a more balanced proportion as they mature.

17. Can I give my puppy supplements to enhance its growth?

Unless advised by a veterinarian, it’s generally not recommended to give growth supplements. Over-supplementation can lead to imbalances and health issues.

18. When will my puppy’s ears stand erect?

Weimaraner ears are naturally floppy and will remain that way. They don’t stand erect like some other breeds.

19. Are there specific milestones I should watch for in their growth?

While individual growth rates vary, milestones to watch for include teething, the transition from puppy to adult coat, and reaching near full height around 12 months.

20. What’s the best way to ensure my Weimaraner puppy grows healthy and strong?

Provide a balanced diet, regular vet check-ups, appropriate exercise, and consistent training. This will ensure your Weimaraner matures into a well-adjusted, healthy adult.