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Harrier puppy weight calculator

Use this Harrier puppy weight calculator to predict how big your puppy will get. Harriers are a hound breed that typically reach full size by around 12-15 months.

Weight predictor

Calculate adult weight

Enter your puppy's current weight and age to predict their adult size

Predicted adult weight
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AKC standard
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Current ideal
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Estimates based on breed growth curves. Individual dogs vary with genetics and nutrition — check with your vet for a personalized read.

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Harrier Stats

Height19 - 21 inches
Weight45–60 lbs
Life Span12 - 15 years
Size Classmedium
Breed GroupHound group
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Harrier growth and weight chart by age

AgeWeight
Birth1 to 2 lbs
2 Months7 to 12 lbs
3 Months11 to 18 lbs
4 Months16 to 24 lbs
5 Months20 to 30 lbs
6 Months25 to 36 lbs
7 Months29 to 42 lbs
9 Months34 to 48 lbs
10 Months38 to 54 lbs
1 Year43 to 59 lbs
1.5 Years45 to 60 lbs
2 Years45 to 60 lbs

Estimated from typical medium-breed growth curves and the Harrier's adult weight range. Individual puppies vary — use the calculator above for a prediction based on your puppy's actual current weight.

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Harrier traits

Good with children
Good with other dogs
Shedding level
Grooming needs
Openness to strangers
Trainability
Barking

Caring for a Harrier

Health

Generally a healthy, hardy breed; hip dysplasia can occur.

Nutrition

A quality diet matched to this breed's genuinely high stamina and activity level.

Grooming

The short coat needs minimal brushing.

Training

Needs substantial daily exercise and does well with canine companionship; secure fencing matters given strong scent drive.

About the breed

A scent hound similar to a smaller English Foxhound, bred for pack-hunting hare across the English countryside.

Friendly and energetic, Harriers do well with other dogs given their pack-hunting background.

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