A 3 month old Golden Retriever should be a standard weight

3 months 6 months Golden retrievers weigh around 20kg.

The golden retriever was the most skinny when he was a child, and it was only 2 months old when I bought it back, and at that time, I only had to bite the paper and slippers, and I couldn't pull it when you walked it. Now 5 years old, things don't bite anymore and are very obedient. In fact, dogs grow up and are very well-behaved like people!

By the way, a word of caution, you'd better control its food, otherwise it's not good to be overweight like ours.

Dogs, like humans, have different personalities, some are more lively and naughty, and some are a little more well-behaved. As an adult, I am more stable. As for eating in moderation, don't let it grow too fat, although a chubby dog looks cute and impressive, but being too heavy can do a lot of harm to a golden retriever.

Golden retrievers are susceptible to CHD arthropathy (you can check it online), so don't let it grow too fat and don't go up and down stairs too often.

Love the dog online standard weight **, but that ** refers to the standard of working dogs, and their own pets are higher than that standard, normally it should be 18 20 kg. 5 months is the time to grow the body, and it is necessary to supplement nutrition as much as possible, otherwise large dogs will be ugly if they don't grow big, especially male dogs.

The standard is 3 months male 11 kg and female 9 kg.

But not necessarily, most of the 3-month-old male golden retrievers are 7-10kg, and my dodo is more than 16 pounds, and I still feel that I have grown up. . .

The standard weight of a two-and-a-half-month golden retriever is generally 5-6 kilograms, and the weight difference between male and female is not big at this time, and the dog at this stage has just begun to grow and develop, and the rate of weight growth is also very fast. The standard weight of a two-and-a-half-month golden retriever is generally 5-6 kilograms, and the weight difference between male and female is not big at this time, and the dog at this stage has just begun to grow and develop, and the rate of weight growth is also very fast. Therefore, if the weight is significantly lower than this standard, then by strengthening nutrition, the weight can also have a qualitative leap, and more calcium, lecithin, etc. can be supplemented.

By 3 months, the weight will double, and the standard can grow to 10-12 kg.

The standard shoulder height for two and a half months is 20 centimeters. The male dog is about 30 cm tall and can reach 33 cm in length, while the female dog is up to 32 cm long and 29 cm tall. Generally speaking, the two-month-old golden retriever is slightly smaller than that of an adult cat, and the lightest is 6 catties, generally about 7 catties, and if you eat a good month, you will grow several catties.

Golden Retriever Puppy Period: 3 months Male: 11kg Female: 9kg is normal weight.

The weight of a golden retriever is normal or not, depending on the age of the female and the male, which weighs 8 to 9 kilograms at about three months and 10 to 11 kilograms for males.

The main influencing factor of weight is the usual feeding situation, if the owner restricts it, it may not reach the normal weight, and the dog also needs to meet the standard nutritional needs.

You can also judge whether the dog's weight meets the standard from the appearance, the dog's back is flat and the bones are not obvious, and the general weight is in line with the standard.

The Golden Retriever has a kind and friendly personality and is very loyal to his owner. It is emotional, has a cheerful personality, likes to play with children, is very athletic based on genetic traits, and is quite gluttonous. The Golden Retriever is very intelligent and has a great sense of humor.

Under normal circumstances, there is no discrimination against other dogs or people who do not bark.

The weight of the four-month golden retriever is as follows: Male dog: 15kg Female dog: 14kg The following is a schematic diagram of the weight, body length, body height, chest circumference, and shoulder height of golden retrievers of all ages: