Pup Sizer

Dog breed size chart

Adult height and weight for every breed on the site, with the source each figure came from. Where a standard separates the sexes the male range is shown first and the female range in the notes.

BreedGroupHeightWeightFemalePages
Akita (American)Working26–28 in100–130 lb70–100 lb, 24–26 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Australian ShepherdHerding20–23 in35–70 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Basset HoundHound12–15 in55–75 lb45–65 lb, 11–14 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
BeagleHound13–15 in22–25 lb20–23 lbCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Belgian MalinoisHerding24–26 in55–65 lb45–55 lb, 22–24 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Bernese Mountain DogWorking25–28 in80–120 lb75–100 lb, 23–26 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Border CollieHerding19–22 in31–55 lb26–42 lb, 18–21 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Boston TerrierNon-Sporting9–15 in6–25 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
BoxerWorking23–25 in50–85 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
BrittanySporting17½–20½ in30–40 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
BulldogNon-Sporting12–15 in40–50 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Cane CorsoWorking24–28 in100–110 lb90–100 lb, 23–26 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Cavalier King Charles SpanielToy12–13 in13–18 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
ChihuahuaToy6–9 in3–6 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Cocker SpanielSporting13½–15½ in24–30 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Dachshund (Miniature)Hound5–6 inup to 11 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Dachshund (Standard)Hound8–9 in16–32 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Doberman PinscherWorking27–28 in90–100 lb70–75 lb, 25–27 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
English Springer SpanielSporting19–21 in40–60 lb35–55 lb, 18–20 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
French BulldogNon-Sporting11–14 in20–31 lb18–29 lb, 9–13 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
German Shepherd DogHerding24–26 in66–88 lb49–71 lb, 22–24 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
German Shorthaired PointerSporting23–25 in55–70 lb45–60 lb, 21–23 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Golden RetrieverSporting23–24 in65–75 lb55–65 lb, 21½–22½ inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Great DaneWorking28–32 in110–180 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Great PyreneesWorking28–31 in120–165 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
HavaneseToy8½–11½ in7–14 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Jack Russell TerrierTerrier10–15 in14–18 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Labrador RetrieverSporting22½–24½ in65–80 lb55–70 lb, 21½–23½ inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
MalteseToy8–10 in7–9 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
MastiffWorking28–30 in180–190 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Miniature SchnauzerTerrier12–14 in9–18 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
NewfoundlandWorking28 in143–176 lb121–143 lb, 26 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Pembroke Welsh CorgiHerding10–12 in24–31 lb24–28 lbCrate · Feeding · Puppy
PomeranianToy7–12 in3–7 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Poodle (Miniature)Non-Sporting11–14 in10–15 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Poodle (Standard)Non-Sporting18–24 in44–71 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Poodle (Toy)Toy9½–11 in4.5–6.5 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
PugToy10–11 in14–18 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
RottweilerWorking24–27 in110–132 lb77–106 lb, 22–25 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
Saint BernardWorking28–35 in120–200 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Shetland SheepdogHerding13–16 inabout 20 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Shiba InuNon-Sporting15–16 in18–22 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Shih TzuToy8–11 in9–16 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Siberian HuskyWorking21–23½ in45–60 lb35–50 lb, 20–22 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
VizslaSporting22–25 in45–66 lb40–55 lb, 21–24 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
WeimaranerSporting23–28 in66–88 lb55–77 lb, 22–26 inCrate · Feeding · Puppy
West Highland White TerrierTerrier10–11 in15–20 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
WhippetHound18½–20 in24–40 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy
Yorkshire TerrierToy8–9 inup to 7 lb—Crate · Feeding · Puppy

Where the figures come from

Height is at the withers in inches; weight in pounds for adult dogs. Where a breed standard states a figure it is used first (AKC, then FCI); where the standard is silent, the Wikipedia infobox or VCA breed page is used and named. Metric figures were converted and rounded to the nearest half inch or pound. Where the source gives only a maximum, the range reads "up to" that figure. Checked 2026-10-20. Sources used: the AKC breed standards (height and weight where the standard states them), FCI standards, Wikipedia breed infoboxes (which cite the FCI or kennel club standard) and VCA Animal Hospitals breed pages for the few breeds whose standards give neither figure. Each breed page names its own two sources.

Size classes used on breed pages, by the top of the standard weight range: toy up to 12 lb, small to 25, medium to 60, large to 100, giant above.