Belgian Tervuren Puppy Weight Calculator

Calculate the adult weight for your Belgian Tervuren. Just type your puppy’s current weight and age, and see how big your puppy gets.

Belgian Tervuren Breed Profile

Breed Overview

The Belgian Tervuren is one of the four varieties of Belgian herding dogs, named after the village of Tervuren in Belgium. Known for their intelligence, elegance, and alertness, these dogs were originally bred for herding and protecting livestock. Today, they’re valued for their versatility, excelling in obedience, agility, tracking, and police work. With their luxurious mahogany and black coats, as well as sharp minds, Belgian Tervurens are both stunning and highly trainable companions.

This is a large breed that matures steadily, requiring careful tracking of growth to prevent skeletal and joint issues. Regular monitoring helps ensure your puppy is developing appropriately in height and weight without growing too fast, which can stress developing bones. You can learn more about the breed through the American Belgian Tervuren Club and the AKC Belgian Tervuren page.

Belgian Tervuren Growth Chart & Weight Ranges

Below is a general guide for average weight ranges in Belgian Tervuren puppies.
Note: Males typically weigh 5–10 lbs more than females as they reach adulthood.

Age	Avg Male Weight	Avg Female Weight
4 weeks	4 – 6 lbs	3 – 5 lbs
8 weeks	10 – 14 lbs	8 – 12 lbs
3 months	20 – 28 lbs	18 – 25 lbs
4 months	28 – 36 lbs	24 – 32 lbs
6 months	42 – 52 lbs	35 – 45 lbs
9 months	50 – 62 lbs	42 – 54 lbs
12 months	55 – 68 lbs	45 – 60 lbs

Adult Weight Range:

• Males: 65–75 lbs
• Females: 50–65 lbs

How Much Bigger Will My Belgian Tervuren Puppy Get?

Belgian Tervuren puppies experience fast growth in their first 6 months.

• Most reach 50% of their adult weight by 4 months.
• Growth slows after 9 months but continues until 12 to 18 months.

Rule of Thumb:

To estimate adult size, double your puppy’s weight at 16 weeks.

Note:

While not considered a giant breed, some Belgian Tervurens—especially working-line males—may continue filling out until 18–20 months.

Belgian Tervuren Growth Tips

Nutrition

• Use a large-breed puppy food to support the development of joints and bones.
• Feed 3 meals daily until 6 months, then transition to 2 meals.
• Avoid overfeeding or high-calorie treats that can encourage excessive weight gain.

Exercise

• Engage in daily low-impact exercises, such as short walks and mental games.
• Avoid high jumping or intense agility training until growth plates close (around 12–14 months).
• Keep your puppy stimulated with positive training and structured play.

Health Watch

Key growth-related health issues to monitor include:

• Hip dysplasia – A hereditary joint condition more common in large breeds.
• Elbow dysplasia – Can develop from overexertion or rapid growth.
• Panosteitis (growing pains) – Temporary lameness common in active breeds.

Consistent vet checkups, regular weight monitoring, and a balanced routine of diet and activity are essential for your Belgian Tervuren’s lifelong health.