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Bullmastiff Growth Chart

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rcnd82

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Bruno's brother Percy

Week 8 20 lbs = 2 months
Week 9 22 lbs
Week 10 27.5 lbs
Week 11 31 lbs
Week 12 34 lbs = 3 months
Week 13 38 lbs
Week 14 43 lbs
Week 15 50 lbs (moved to Saturday from Thursday weigh in's)
Week 16 55 lbs = 4 months
Week 17 60 lbs
Week 18 63.5 lbs
Week 19 67 lbs
Week 20 67.5 lbs = 5 months
Week 21 76 lbs (time to buy the dog ramp for the explorer)
 
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rcnd82

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From what I have read, the definition of "normal" as a Bullmastiff puppy grows seems to vary based on amount of food, type of food, exercise, environment, heredity, etc. The standard for male Bullmastiffs is 25 to 27 inches in height and 110 to 130 in weight. The standard for females is 24 to 26 inches in height and 100 to 120 lbs in weight. A typical Bullmastiff seems to reach its maximum height around 1.5 years of age. A typical Bullmastiff reaches its maximum weight around 2 years of age. As you can see from my puppy's growth chart above, he has been averaging about 5 lbs a week but then only gained a half a pound one week. I think weight gain will ebb and flow. If you are feeding him well, and he is happy and healthy and the vet says he is healthy, I think that he is "normal". There are others here with more experience than I who will hopefully join in.
 
NeSaxena

NeSaxena

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rcnd82 said:
From what I have read, the definition of "normal" as a Bullmastiff puppy grows seems to vary based on amount of food, type of food, exercise, environment, heredity, etc. The standard for male Bullmastiffs is 25 to 27 inches in height and 110 to 130 in weight. The standard for females is 24 to 26 inches in height and 100 to 120 lbs in weight. A typical Bullmastiff seems to reach its maximum height around 1.5 years of age. A typical Bullmastiff reaches its maximum weight around 2 years of age. As you can see from my puppy's growth chart above, he has been averaging about 5 lbs a week but then only gained a half a pound one week. I think weight gain will ebb and flow. If you are feeding him well, and he is happy and healthy and the vet says he is healthy, I think that he is "normal". There are others here with more experience than I who will hopefully join in.
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Sinnister

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rcnd82 said:
From what I have read, the definition of "normal" as a Bullmastiff puppy grows seems to vary based on amount of food, type of food, exercise, environment, heredity, etc. The standard for male Bullmastiffs is 25 to 27 inches in height and 110 to 130 in weight. The standard for females is 24 to 26 inches in height and 100 to 120 lbs in weight. A typical Bullmastiff seems to reach its maximum height around 1.5 years of age. A typical Bullmastiff reaches its maximum weight around 2 years of age. As you can see from my puppy's growth chart above, he has been averaging about 5 lbs a week but then only gained a half a pound one week. I think weight gain will ebb and flow. If you are feeding him well, and he is happy and healthy and the vet says he is healthy, I think that he is "normal". There are others here with more experience than I who will hopefully join in.
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Well stated. My girl is much smaller than the weights I see posted here (even given she's female), but the vet says she's healthy and I'm sure her weight/height will vary depending on growth spurts.
 
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rcnd82

Well-Known Member
Bruno's brother Percy

Week 8 20 lbs = 2 months
Week 9 22 lbs
Week 10 27.5 lbs
Week 11 31 lbs
Week 12 34 lbs = 3 months
Week 13 38 lbs
Week 14 43 lbs
Week 15 50 lbs (moved to Saturday from Thursday weigh in's)
Week 16 55 lbs = 4 months
Week 17 60 lbs
Week 18 63.5 lbs
Week 19 67 lbs
Week 20 67.5 lbs = 5 months
Week 21 76 lbs (time to buy the dog ramp for the explorer)
Week 22 79.5 lbs


 
LLJohnson10

LLJohnson10

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Here's my new pup Wilbur, I will be updating him weekly as some of the others have been doing with their pups. I'm also going to add a weekly picture of him next to my 2 year old GSD for comparison.

pup13.jpgPup19.jpgpup20.jpg
 
conley

conley

Member
Percy's brother Bruno
Week 8 19 lbs.
Week 9 22.2 lbs.
Week 10 26 lbs.
Week 11 30.8 lbs.
Week 12 34.6 lbs.
Week 13 39 lbs.
Week 14 43.2 lbs.
Week 15 46 lbs.
Week 16 51 lbs.
Week 17 55 lbs.
Week 18 60 lbs.
Week 19 63 lbs.
Week 20 67 lbs. and 23'' tall
Week 21 71 lbs.
Week 22 76 lbs.
Week 23 81 lbs.
 
conley

conley

Member
last time my wife can weigh him bc his paws are dragging on the ground. She measured him at just shy of 24'' at the withers. Il have to do it when I get back from deployment in 2 months.
 
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rcnd82

Well-Known Member
Bruno's brother Percy

Week 8 20 lbs = 2 months
Week 9 22 lbs
Week 10 27.5 lbs
Week 11 31 lbs
Week 12 34 lbs = 3 months
Week 13 38 lbs
Week 14 43 lbs
Week 15 50 lbs (moved to Saturday from Thursday weigh in's)
Week 16 55 lbs = 4 months
Week 17 60 lbs
Week 18 63.5 lbs
Week 19 67 lbs
Week 20 67.5 lbs = 5 months
Week 21 76 lbs (time to buy the dog ramp for the explorer)
Week 22 79.5 lbs
Week 23 83.5 lbs (too much Christmas....)


 
LLJohnson10

LLJohnson10

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Wilbur

7 weeks : 11.1 lbs
8 weeks : 13.7 lbs

7 weeks
Wilbur&Neko7weeks.jpg
8 weeks
Wilbur&Neko8weeks.jpg

Wilbur's Parents
Dad : 157
Mom : 125

Its extremely hard to get my puppy to sit still and take this picture by myself. I'm going to have to enlist a helper or work on sit and stay a little more.
 
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rcnd82

Well-Known Member
Bruno's brother Percy

Week 8 20 lbs = 2 months
Week 9 22 lbs
Week 10 27.5 lbs
Week 11 31 lbs
Week 12 34 lbs = 3 months
Week 13 38 lbs
Week 14 43 lbs
Week 15 50 lbs (moved to Saturday from Thursday weigh in's)
Week 16 55 lbs = 4 months
Week 17 60 lbs
Week 18 63.5 lbs
Week 19 67 lbs
Week 20 67.5 lbs = 5 months
Week 21 76 lbs (time to buy the dog ramp for the explorer)
Week 22 79.5 lbs
Week 23 83.5 lbs (too much Christmas....)
Week 24 88 lbs = 6 months

Read more: http://www.mastiff-forum.com/showthread.php/3440-Bullmastiff-Growth-Chart/page9#ixzz2pRabRUxD
 
LLJohnson10

LLJohnson10

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You've got a really big boy. Do you know the parent's size? How many were in the litter? 20lbs just seems huge to me for an 8 week old puppy. I see his brother was around the same size too.
 
Smokin45

Smokin45

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My bubba Jed at 13 months a lean and solid 115 lbs. I dont want him to get any bigger but thats not going to happen..2013-12-26_21-26-42_728.jpg
He loves his sister..
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LLJohnson10

LLJohnson10

Well-Known Member
Wilbur

7 weeks : 11.1 lbs
8 weeks : 13.7 lbs
9 weeks : 16.6 lbs

7 weeks
Wilbur&Neko7weeks.jpg

8 weeks
Wilbur&Neko8weeks.jpg

9 weeks
Wilbur&Neko9weeks.jpg

Wilbur's Parents
Dad : 157
Mom : 125

He's doing much better with his sit and stay, it was very easy to take pics this week.
 
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rcnd82

Well-Known Member
You've got a really big boy. Do you know the parent's size? How many were in the litter? 20lbs just seems huge to me for an 8 week old puppy. I see his brother was around the same size too.
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Dad was 135lbs and 26 to 27 inches tall. Recently Dad is around 120 to 125lbs.
Mom was 130lbs and 27 inches tall.

Cannot remember how many puppies in the litter. Thinking around 8 or so.
 
LLJohnson10

LLJohnson10

Well-Known Member
rcnd82 said:
Dad was 135lbs and 26 to 27 inches tall. Recently Dad is around 120 to 125lbs.
Mom was 130lbs and 27 inches tall.

Cannot remember how many puppies in the litter. Thinking around 8 or so.
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Oh, Ok. I know they all grow at a much different rate. My pup is well below yours at this point on the chart, but both his parents were bigger.
 
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