How Much Should My 1-Year-Old Labrador Weigh: A Guide For Pet Parents

Is a weight of 40kg considered heavy for a Labrador Retriever? To better understand this, it’s important to note that Labrador Retrievers come in various sizes, and their ideal weight can differ based on factors like age, gender, and individual genetics. Generally, Labrador males tend to weigh between 30kg and 40kg (equivalent to 66.1lbs to 88.2lbs), with approximately 15% falling within this range. For females, the typical weight range is between 25kg and 35kg (approximately 55.1lbs to 77.2lbs), also with about 15% of females falling within this bracket. It’s worth mentioning that while these figures provide a rough guideline, Labrador weight can vary considerably, and consulting with a veterinarian to assess your specific dog’s health and weight is always advisable. This information was last updated on January 9th, 2019.

“What is the ideal weight for a Labrador in kilograms (KG)? Labradors come in various sizes, with recommended weight ranges varying according to factors such as gender and lineage. For instance, a larger male Labrador may typically weigh around 38kg, while a smaller female Labrador might have an ideal weight of approximately 25kg. It’s important to note that field line bred Labradors tend to be taller and leaner in build compared to their counterparts.”

Labrador Retriever Growth & Weight Chart

Age	Male Weight	Female Weight
10 months old	55 – 70 lb	50 – 60 lb
11 months old	60 – 75 lb	55 – 65 lb
12 months old	65 – 80 lb	55 – 70 lb
2 years old	65 – 80 lb	55 – 70 lb