Cocker Spaniel Growth Chart
Cocker Spaniels are sporting dogs with a balanced, compact build and expressive ears. Males are usually heavier than females. Most reach adult weight between 12 and 15 months; steady weekly weigh-ins improve estimate quality.
Cocker Spaniel weight by age
Typical weight ranges based on Cocker Spaniel adult size and standard growth curves. Individual puppies may vary.
| Age | Expected weight (low–high) |
|---|---|
| 8 weeks | 3.1–8.5 lb |
| 12 weeks | 4.7–10.9 lb |
| 16 weeks | 6.1–13 lb |
| 20 weeks | 7.4–15 lb |
| 24 weeks | 8.6–16.8 lb |
| 32 weeks | 10.9–20.3 lb |
| 40 weeks | 13.1–23.5 lb |
| 1 year | 16.2–28.1 lb |
| 1y 26w | 18.3–30 lb |
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Cocker Spaniel FAQ
How much will my Cocker Spaniel puppy weigh as an adult?
Most adult Cocker Spaniels typically weigh between 20 and 30 lb as a medium breed. Males often fall in the 25–30 lb range, while females may finish lighter at 20–25 lb. Your puppy's current age and weight help estimate where they may land within that spread.
At what age is a Cocker Spaniel fully grown?
Cockers typically reach adult weight between 12 and 15 months as medium sporting dogs. Overall, Cocker Spaniels—classified as medium—usually mature between 12 and 15 months. Puppies may look nearly full-sized before muscle and bone fully settle, which is normal and expected for this breed.
How accurate is a Cocker Spaniel puppy weight chart?
Cocker Spaniel weight charts reflect breed averages, not guarantees. Variation from American versus English Cocker types is common, and long ears and coat can mask lean sporting builds. Treat estimates as ranges and track your puppy's trend over several weeks for better context.