Goldendoodle Weight Estimation:
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The Goldendoodle Weight Calculator estimates a dog's current and adult weight based on parent weights and current age. This helps owners monitor growth and anticipate final size.
The calculator uses breed-specific growth patterns:
Growth phases:
Details: Proper weight management is crucial for joint health, especially in hybrid breeds prone to hip dysplasia. Monitoring growth helps prevent obesity.
Tips: Enter parent weights in pounds and current age in months (1-24). For most accurate results, use actual parent weights rather than breed averages.
Q1: How accurate is this calculator?
A: It provides estimates within ±15% for F1 Goldendoodles. Accuracy varies by generation (F1B, F2, etc.) and individual genetics.
Q2: Why 75% of parent average?
A: Goldendoodles often land between their Golden Retriever and Poodle parents in size, typically closer to the Poodle side.
Q3: When do Goldendoodles stop growing?
A: Most reach full height by 12 months but continue filling out until 18-24 months.
Q4: What if I don't know parent weights?
A: Use standard breed weights (Golden: 55-75 lbs, Standard Poodle: 40-70 lbs) but results will be less accurate.
Q5: Should I be concerned if my dog is under/over?
A: Consult your vet if weight differs significantly from estimates. Growth rates vary based on diet, exercise, and genetics.