How Big Do Lhasa Apso Dogs Get?

Lhasa Apso

Small in stature but big in personality. That’s a proper description for Lhasa Apsos.

But, what do you know about their size?

How Big is a Full-Grown Lhasa Apso?

On average, a fully grown Lhasa Apso stands at 10-11 inches (25-27cm) in height with a weight of 12-18 pounds (5-8 kgs). Males are typically heavier by a couple of pounds.

Is a Lhasa Apso a Small or Medium Dog?

With an average weight of not more than 18 pounds, Lhasa Apsos are classified as small dogs. Dogs are classified as medium breed dogs when they weigh between 23-38lbs.

When is a Lhasa Apso Dog Full Grown?

Both male and female Lhasa Apsos attain their full adult size on reaching 12 months of age. The male Lhasa Apso has more weight than females hence have faster growth rates.

Growth of Male Lhasa Apso

As at three months, a male Lhasa Apso weighs between 5.5-7.5lbs, at six months, they weigh 10.5-14lbs, and at one year, the weight goes up to 13.5-18lbs.

Age (Months)

Low Weight (average) lbs

High Weight (average) lbs

3

5.5

7.5

4

8

10

5

9.25

12

6

10.5

14

7

11.5

15

8

12

16

9

12.5

16.5

10

13

17

11

13.25

17.5

12

13.5

18

Growth of Female Lhasa Apso

Female Lhasa Apsos weigh 5-7lbs at around three months, 8.5-12.5 at six months, and 11-15.5 at 12 months.

Age (Months)

Low Weight (average) lbs

High Weight (average) lbs

3

5

7

4

6.5

9

5

8

11

6

8.5

12.5

7

9

13.5

8

9.25

14

9

9.75

14.5

10

10.25

15

11

10.75

15.25

12

11

15.5

FAQs

What age do Lhasa Apsos die?

The expected lifespan for Lhasa Apsos is between 12-15 years. 

How many puppies does Lhasa Apsos have?

The litter size of Lhasa Apsos averages between 4-6 puppies.

Do Lhasa Apsos shed?

Lhasa Apsos don’t shed. However, their coats require maintenance.

Conclusion 

If you’re looking to own a small breed dog, Lhasa Apso is a cute little canine that you can consider.

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