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Labrador Puppy
My Ozzy is a yellow lab who is soon to be 8 months old. he weighs 57 pounds. is this normal for his age. He seems small but i ma not sure how big they are supposed to be at that age. he is not thin or over weight. he is firm and musculer. I had heard that there are moniture labs and i am hoping that this is not what i have as i was tild by the breeder he was a pure lab
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Our lab mix went through that phase we called the "out and up", where he filled out, then got taller, then filled out, then got taller, etc etc
I tend to gauge the size of the dog by the thickness of the legs from the chest down. Big, thick legs, big thick dog. Any concerns should be brought to the attention of your reputable breeder, they are usually very informative. Some labs are smaller than others, no big deal.
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the AKC standard for a male labrador retriever says
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Labs can be so many different sizes (:sad: probably because of all the bad breeders out there pumping them out by the dozen
![]() ![]() Be sure to try to keep him thin though. So many labs have weight problems (they're gluttons for the most part) and as they get older, it just gets worse. Don't give in to that "I'm starving" look. ![]() |
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Most labs, will reach their maximum height by 10 months, with filling out and muscle tone fully developed by 2 years old
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thanks for the help guys. well i measured him today and he is 21" to the top of the shoulders and his legs are 13" i guess this is normal. it is just most of the labs i have seen are very tall
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