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Bernese Mountain Dog Full Grown: Size & Weight

A full-grown Bernese Mountain Dog weighs about 70–115 lb and stands roughly 23–27.5 in tall at the shoulder.

Adult Bernese Mountain Dog

Have a Bernese Mountain Dog puppy? Estimate its adult size

Built on the large growth curve, clamped to the breed's range.

Bernese Mountain Dog growth chart

How a large-size dog like the Bernese Mountain Dog fills out over its first months. 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.

Age % of adult weight Estimated weight
2 months 18.6% 13–21 lb
3 months 31.1% 22–36 lb
4 months 45.1% 32–52 lb
5 months 57.8% 40–66 lb
6 months 68.9% 48–79 lb
7 months 77.5% 54–89 lb
8 months 85% 60–98 lb
9 months 89.5% 63–103 lb
10 months 92.5% 65–106 lb
11 months 95% 67–109 lb
12 months 96.4% 67–111 lb
13 months 96.7% 68–111 lb
14 months 97.8% 68–112 lb
15 months 100% 70–115 lb

How confident is this estimate? Based on an official breed standard or cross-checked veterinary/registry sources.

About this breed's data: AKC standard: males 25-27.5 in and 80-115 lb, females 23-26 in and 70-95 lb.

Sources: American Kennel Club, Salt et al. 2017 (PLOS ONE) growth data.

How we calculate this

Bernese Mountain Dog questions

How big does a Bernese Mountain Dog get?
A full-grown Bernese Mountain Dog typically weighs 70–115 lb and stands 23–27.5 in tall. Use the calculator above with your puppy's current age and weight for a personalized estimate.
When does a Bernese Mountain Dog stop growing?
Most Bernese Mountain Dogs reach their full adult size around 15 months, in line with large-size dogs. They do most of their growing in the first 6 months, then fill out more slowly.
Are these Bernese Mountain Dog size estimates accurate?
Based on an official breed standard or cross-checked veterinary/registry sources. 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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