Medium Australian Shepherd × Poodle · mixed breed

Aussiedoodle Full Grown: Size & Weight

Q: How big does an Aussiedoodle get?

A full-grown Aussiedoodle's adult weight depends on its variety: about 15–20 lb (Toy), 30–40 lb (Miniature), or 50–75 lb (Standard). (The Miniature is often called a "mini" Aussiedoodle.) Because the variant makes such a big difference, use the calculator above with your puppy's current age and weight for a tighter estimate.

Q: When does an Aussiedoodle stop growing?

Most Aussiedoodles reach their full adult size around 12 months, in line with medium-size dogs. They do most of their growing in the first 6 months, then fill out more slowly.

A full-grown Aussiedoodle weighs anywhere from 15 to 75 lb: it depends almost entirely on which of the three varieties you have.

Adult weight by variety

Toy

15–20 lb

Miniature

30–40 lb

Standard

50–75 lb

Heights: Toy 13–15 in · Miniature 18–21 in · Standard 22–25 in

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How a Aussiedoodle fills out over its first months, variety by variety. Switch between percent of adult weight and pounds, and enter a weigh-in above to plot your puppy.

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Median curves computed from ~89,000 healthy dogs aged 2–24 months in the open Salt et al. 2017 dataset (PLOS ONE, CC BY 4.0), grouped into PuppySize's five size classes.

Standard Aussiedoodle · adult 50–75 lb

Age	% of adult weight	Estimated weight
2 months	30%	5–6 lb
3 months	44.2%	7–9 lb
4 months	59.5%	9–12 lb
5 months	70.5%	11–14 lb
6 months	79.4%	12–16 lb
7 months	86.7%	13–17 lb
8 months	92.1%	14–18 lb
9 months	96.2%	14–19 lb
10 months	98.2%	15–20 lb
11 months	100%	15–20 lb
12 months	100%	15–20 lb
2 months	24.3%	7–10 lb
3 months	38.6%	12–15 lb
4 months	54.6%	16–22 lb
5 months	67.4%	20–27 lb
6 months	77.7%	23–31 lb
7 months	83.1%	25–33 lb
8 months	89.8%	27–36 lb
9 months	92.3%	28–37 lb
10 months	94.4%	28–38 lb
11 months	97.1%	29–39 lb
12 months	100%	30–40 lb
2 months	18.6%	9–14 lb
3 months	31.1%	16–23 lb
4 months	45.1%	23–34 lb
5 months	57.8%	29–43 lb
6 months	68.9%	34–52 lb
7 months	77.5%	39–58 lb
8 months	85%	43–64 lb
9 months	89.5%	45–67 lb
10 months	92.5%	46–69 lb
11 months	95%	48–71 lb
12 months	96.4%	48–72 lb
13 months	96.7%	48–73 lb
14 months	97.8%	49–73 lb
15 months	100%	50–75 lb

How confident is this estimate? Based on veterinary consensus; designer breeds vary more than purebreds. As a designer/mixed breed, expect a wider band than for a purebred; two puppies from the same litter can finish at different sizes.

About this breed's data: Designer cross, no official standard. Variant figures from Daily Paws (Toy <20 lb / ~14 in; Mini 30-40 lb / ~20 in; Standard ~75 lb / ~25 in). Size varies by Poodle parent.

Sources: Daily Paws, Salt et al. 2017 (PLOS ONE) growth data.

How we calculate this

Aussiedoodle questions

How big does an Aussiedoodle get?

A full-grown Aussiedoodle's adult weight depends on its variety: about 15–20 lb (Toy), 30–40 lb (Miniature), or 50–75 lb (Standard). (The Miniature is often called a "mini" Aussiedoodle.) Because the variant makes such a big difference, use the calculator above with your puppy's current age and weight for a tighter estimate.

When does an Aussiedoodle stop growing?

Most Aussiedoodles reach their full adult size around 12 months, in line with medium-size dogs. They do most of their growing in the first 6 months, then fill out more slowly.

Are these Aussiedoodle size estimates accurate?

Based on veterinary consensus; designer breeds vary more than purebreds. Estimates are typically within 10–20% for purebreds; designer and mixed breeds vary more. We always show a range and clamp it to this breed's known adult size.

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