Foxterrier: Weight charts, life expectancy, size, and more

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Head of the dog breed Foxterrier
  • 33 - 38 cm
  • 13 - 18 lbs
  • 12 - 14 years
  • from 13 months
  • 36 - 41 cm
  • 15 - 20 lbs
  • 12 - 14 years
  • from 13 months

Size, development and life expectancy of Foxterriern

The Foxterrier belongs to the small dog breeds and reaches a size of about 33 - 41 cm. Already after a maximum of 13 months Foxterriern are fully grown and reach their final size.

The Foxterrier is characterized by an average life expectancy of 12 - 14 years. This makes it one of the dog breeds with a typical lifespan. The final weight varies depending on gender, ranging between 13.2 - 19.8 lbs. Male Foxterriern are usually around 2.2 lbs heavier than females.

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Male Weight Curve: Development of the Foxterrier from 2 to 13 Months

Male dogs of the Foxterrier breed belong to the category of light dogs. After 3 months, they reach a relatively low weight of 7,6 lbs. Within another 3 months, their average weight increases to approximately 13,4 lbs. With a growth period of 7 months, these males ultimately reach a final weight ranging from 15.4 - 19.8 lbs.

Age Weight
2 Month 5.51 lbs
3 Month 8.38 lbs
4 Month 11.02 lbs
5 Month 13.23 lbs
6 Month 14.99 lbs
7 Month 16.31 lbs
8 Month 17.42 lbs
9 Month 18.30 lbs
10 Month 18.74 lbs
11 Month 19.18 lbs
12 Month 19.51 lbs
13 Month 19.84 lbs

Female Weight Curve: Development of the Foxterrier from 2 to 13 Months

Female dogs of the Foxterrier breed are classified as part of the light dog category. By the end of 3 months, they attain a weight that can be considered relatively low, amounting to 6,7 lbs. Over the subsequent 3 months, their average weight rises to approximately 11,9 lbs. As they continue to grow for 7 more months, these females eventually achieve a final weight range spanning from 13.2 - 17.6 lbs.

Age Weight
2 Month 5.07 lbs
3 Month 7.50 lbs
4 Month 9.92 lbs
5 Month 11.68 lbs
6 Month 13.45 lbs
7 Month 14.77 lbs
8 Month 15.65 lbs
9 Month 16.09 lbs
10 Month 16.76 lbs
11 Month 17.09 lbs
12 Month 17.31 lbs
13 Month 17.46 lbs
14 Month 17.64 lbs
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Last weighings of registered Foxterrier owners

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Foxterrier
Poison
Dog breed Poison
  • Weight:
    13 lbs
  • Age:
    1 years, 3 months
  • Gender:
    Female Dog
Foxterrier
Tara
Dog breed Tara
  • Weight:
    19 lbs
  • Age:
    2 years, 5 months
  • Gender:
    Female Dog
Foxterrier
Roy
Dog breed Roy
  • Weight:
    19 lbs
  • Age:
    1 years, 6 months
  • Gender:
    Male Dog
Foxterrier
Tofee
Dog breed Tofee
  • Weight:
    13 lbs
  • Age:
    10 months
  • Gender:
    Male Dog
Foxterrier
Kiki
Dog breed Kiki
  • Weight:
    8 lbs
  • Age:
    11 months
  • Gender:
    Male Dog
Foxterrier
Nika
Dog breed Nika
  • Weight:
    3 lbs
  • Age:
    12 months
  • Gender:
    Female Dog
Foxterrier
Elfi
Dog breed Elfi
  • Weight:
    18 lbs
  • Age:
    1 years, 7 months
  • Gender:
    Female Dog
Foxterrier
Djego
Dog breed Djego
  • Weight:
    7 lbs
  • Age:
    1 years, 5 months
  • Gender:
    Male Dog
Foxterrier
Noxy
Dog breed Noxy
  • Weight:
    18 lbs
  • Age:
    1 years, 9 months
  • Gender:
    Male Dog
Foxterrier
Emma
Dog breed Emma
  • Weight:
    15 lbs
  • Age:
    2 years, 4 months
  • Gender:
    Female Dog

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Foxterrier: Frequently asked questions about the dog breed

How much does a Foxterrier puppy weigh?

Typically, a Foxterrier puppy weighs around 4,6 - 7,6 lbs at 2 months old and continues to gain an additional 4,85 lbs over the next 2 months. By approximately 18 weeks, when the puppy reaches the adolescent stage, a Foxterrier puppy weighs about 8,8 - 11,9 lbs.

What is the typical size of a Foxterrier?

The size of an Foxterrier can vary depending on gender and genetics. Generally, male Foxterriers reach a shoulder height of approximately 38.5 cm, while females have an average shoulder height of around 35.5 cm.

When is the dog breed Foxterrier fully grown?

The dog breed Foxterrier usually reaches full physical maturity at about 13 to 13 months of age. However, this may vary from individual to individual, as each dog has its own growth rate.

What is the average weight of a fully grown Foxterrier?

The weight of a fully grown Foxterrier dog can vary depending on factors such as gender and genetics. On average, male dogs of this breed typically weigh between 15.4 - 19.8 lbs. Female dogs, on the other hand, usually have a weight range of 13.2 - 17.6 lbs.

What is the average lifespan of a Foxterrier dog?

Foxterriern generally have a life expectancy of approximately 12 to 14 years. With proper care, nutrition, and regular veterinary attention, they can lead happy and healthy lives.