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Alaskan Malamute Growth Chart

Male adult weight85–100 lb38.6–45.4 kg
Female adult weight75–85 lb34–38.6 kg

Alaskan Malamutes are powerful Arctic freight dogs, larger and heavier-boned than Huskies. Adults typically weigh 75–100 lb, with males heavier than females. Most reach adult weight around 14–18 months.

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Alaskan Malamute weight by age

Typical male and female puppy weight ranges by age, available in lb and kg. Individual puppies may vary.

Most Alaskan Malamute puppies approach adult weight around 18 months, although individuals may finish earlier or later.

Weight unit
Expected Alaskan Malamute puppy weight at key ages in lb or kg
AgeTypical male rangeTypical female range
2 months (8 weeks)10.5–25.4 lb4.8–11.5 kg9.3–21.6 lb4.2–9.8 kg
3 months (12 weeks)16–31.8 lb7.3–14.4 kg14.1–27 lb6.4–12.2 kg
4 months (16 weeks)20.9–37.6 lb9.5–17.1 kg18.5–32 lb8.4–14.5 kg
5 months (20 weeks)25.3–42.8 lb11.5–19.4 kg22.3–36.4 lb10.1–16.5 kg
6 months (24 weeks)29.7–47.9 lb13.5–21.7 kg26.2–40.7 lb11.9–18.5 kg
7 months (32 weeks)37.7–57.3 lb17.1–26 kg33.2–48.7 lb15.1–22.1 kg
9 months (40 weeks)45.1–66.1 lb20.5–30 kg39.8–56.2 lb18.1–25.5 kg
1 year (52 weeks)55.8–78.6 lb25.3–35.7 kg49.2–66.8 lb22.3–30.3 kg
18 months (78 weeks)76.9–100 lb34.9–45.4 kg67.9–85 lb30.8–38.6 kg
24 months (104 weeks)79.5–100 lb36.1–45.4 kg70.1–85 lb31.8–38.6 kg

These estimated ranges combine the breed's adult weights with a size-based growth curve. They are not measured breed-specific percentiles or health targets. Month labels are rounded approximations; use the week values for each row. How these weight ranges are calculated

Alaskan Malamute Growth Stages

Understanding the typical growth stages helps you know what to expect as your Alaskan Malamute puppy grows.

Neonatal

0–2 weeks

Puppies are born with eyes and ears closed, relying entirely on their mother. Rapid weight gain occurs during this period.

Socialization

3–12 weeks

Eyes and ears open. Puppies begin to explore, play, and learn social behaviors. This is a critical period for development.

Juvenile

3–8 months

Rapid growth continues. Puppies become more independent, start teething, and develop coordination.

Adolescent

8–14 months

Growth rate begins to slow. Puppies reach sexual maturity and may test boundaries. Muscle mass develops.

Young Adult

14–18 months

Growth is nearly complete. Your puppy is filling out and approaching adult proportions.

Adult

18+ months

Your puppy has reached their full adult size. Weight should remain relatively stable with proper nutrition.

Alaskan Malamute FAQ

How much will my Alaskan Malamute puppy weigh as an adult?

Most adult Alaskan Malamutes typically weigh between 75 and 100 lb. Males often reach 85–100 lb, while females usually finish at 75–85 lb.

At what age is an Alaskan Malamute fully grown?

Malamutes usually reach adult weight between 14 and 18 months, filling out with heavy muscle after height finishes.

How accurate is an Alaskan Malamute puppy weight chart?

Charts show typical trends, not guarantees. Do not confuse Malamutes with Siberian Huskies — Malamutes are substantially larger and heavier-boned.

Malamute vs Husky — how do their growth charts differ?

Use this page for Malamutes (75–100 lb adult). Siberian Huskies have their own chart at 35–60 lb adult. Mixing them up is the most common sizing mistake with northern breeds.

How much should I feed my Alaskan Malamute puppy?

Feed a large-breed puppy formula in measured meals. Malamutes are efficient metabolizers — they often need less food than their size suggests. Ask your vet about portions.

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