What are the recommended weight standards for labrador puppies?

Answer by  ofnik (409)

This is not an accurate weight, there are variations in weight but around 10 weeks he is supposed to weigh around 5 Kg. Around week 17, he supposed already to have 10 Kg. You should track the gain of weight when going to the vet for vaccines and follow ups.

Answer by  Bo99 (392)

At 10 weeks your puppy should weight between 7 and 12 pounds. If it's a bit more, its ok, however if it's less, i wouldn't buy it.

Answer by  katharine (3981)

Weights of puppies vary greatly depending on how big the parents were and the growth rate of the individual puppy. As long as the puppy looks healthy and is eating well you shouldn't be concerned.

Answer by  Brody (5)

My lab pup weighs 19 lbs at 4 months. He's really lean but tall. He suffered from hook worm and round worms when we bought/adopted him from the humane society back in Dec. 2011. At that time he was 4.2 lbs. So in 3 months he gained 15 lbs.

Answer by  katharine (3981)

There are no recommended weight standards for lab puppies. Puppies grow at different weights and a lot also depends on their build. One puppy might be long and lean, while another might be really thick and stocky.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

There really isn't one it really all depends on the individual puppy. If it is the runt it will weigh less if not it will weigh more.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

I think your labrador should be about 10-20 kg by now. Any more or less may be okay. They actually have different growth rates so you should not be too worried.