Aussie Puppy Weight Calculator
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We hope this chart helps you get a good idea of your Aussie puppies full grown weight and height.
How much will my Aussie weight?
Our how big will my puppy get calculator uses the following equation:
Adult weight = (Puppy weight / Puppy age in weeks) × 52
Why 52?
52 is the number of weeks in a year. That’s how we program the dog size predictor to give us your puppy’s weight when he is exactly 1 year old.
We used this value in our puppy calculator because, on average, dogs mature into adults within 12 months. This value ranges from 8 months for smaller breeds to around 16 months for larger breeds.
Your dog’s weight category
According to your puppy weight calculator’s results, we can place your dog into one of 5 major breed size groups:
Toy dog | < 12 lb / < 5.4 kg |
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Small dog | 12-22 lb / 5.4-10 kg |
Medium dog | 22-57 lb / 10-25.9 kg |
Large dog | 57-99 lb / 25.9-44.9 kg |
Giant dog | >99 lb / >44.9 kg |
💡 Small dogs tend to live longer. For every increase of 4.4 pounds (2 kg) of body weight, a dog’s lifespan decreases by 1 month. This way, the dog weight predictor serves as a tool for estimating your dog’s longevity.
Once you got everything you need from the puppy size calculator, try our other Omni dog tools:
How big will my dog get in inches/centimeters?
Your dog’s height depends mostly on its breed. However, you can estimate its maximum possible height from paws to shoulders using our dog weight chart calculator.
Australian Shepherds are categorized by height not by weight: Toys <13″, Miniature 13-18″, Standard >18″
Toy dog | Max. 12 in (30.5 cm) |
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Small dog | Max. 18 in (45.7 cm) |
Medium dog | Max. 25 in (63.5 cm) |
Large dog | Max. 30 in (76.2 cm) |
Giant dog | Max. 44 in (111.8 cm) |