A quick question for Labrador owners...?

My Lab is now 15 months old.

I can't remember exactly but size wise I think he reached his adult size at around 9-10 months of age.

I know he was adult in size before he came off his puppy food at 12 months of age (at the direction of our vet).

They are at full height at about 1 year. I have a lab puppy too and he's 9.5 months and is at 85 pounds now and lean. You should see her slow down about 8-9 months but she still has some growing to do.

You'll get a pretty good idea of what she is going to look like by the time they reach one year, but they aren't usually full grown until 1.5 or 2 years. The growth from a year to two years is fairly small though. She'll probably not gain any height, but more likely fill out.

You are definitely right, though. She is going to be a big girl... all the more to love. ;)

My friend's yellow lab is about a year and a half old (also purebred AKC registered) and just stopped growing about a month ago. She was at full height and length at about a year old, but she kept filling in. Now she weighs about 94 lbs (overweight). Unless their food is limited and they get tons of exercise, they become destructive and fat.

Labradors are generally large dog- they can grow to up to 80lbs! life span is from 10-12 years.

here's a breed center link where you can check on the profile of your Lab and learn many things about this smart dog.

http://dogtime.com/dog-breeds.html

Ours stopped growing and really began to fill out at about 9 months. She is now about 80 pounds...pretty big girl too! She and my two-year-old stand about eye to eye.

Hello your pup will probably end up growing to about 80lbs or so and a possible 25-35 inches at the shoulder.

This would be a great question to ask her breeder. How big are her parents, and when did they finally reach full height and weight? She will probably follow a weight gain path close to theirs.