There are 2 ways to project adult weight. What are your thoughts?

Vabulldog

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You can double 4 month weight. My pup just hit 20 weeks and he's 23lbs. So, that'd put him right around 46lbs. Of you can Take his current weight and divide it by current # of weeks and multiply by 52. So, 23/20 = 1.15 x 52 = 59.8lbs. Which scenario seems more likely from your experience? My vet says she thinks he will be on the smaller side given his current 23lbs.
 

oscarmayer

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Figure 40-55 lbs and you should be close, ;). It's really impossible to tell for sure so I would just patiently wait and watch. Some get growth spurts, others do not. An extra 5lbs+ can be gained by neutering at 2 years instead of 8-12 months. For every Bulldog there's a 3-5 lb range for a good healthy weight. There are simply too many variables. Post pics...we like pics!
 

2BullyMama

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Agree with Chip.... every dog is different and his average weight will be around the age of 2 once growth is completed. All of ours have been between 55-60 lbs.
 

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