Belgian Tervuren Weight & Growth Chart

Complete weight guide with growth charts for male and female Belgian Tervurens from puppy to adult.

Male Adult Weight

45–75 lbs

Female Adult Weight

38–66 lbs

Belgian Tervuren Weight Overview

Adult Belgian Tervurens typically weigh between 45 and 75 pounds, with males generally being larger than females. Males average 45–75 lbs while females typically weigh 38–66 lbs.

Males weigh 55 to 75 pounds, females 45 to 60 pounds. They should appear elegant, muscular, and well-balanced. Their build reflects their dual heritage as both herding workers and show dogs..

Growth Chart

When Does a Belgian Tervuren Stop Growing?

Belgian Tervurens typically reach their full adult height of 22–26 inches by 15 to 24 months and their full adult weight of 45–75 lbs shortly after. Males weigh 55 to 75 pounds, females 45 to 60 pounds. They should appear elegant, muscular, and well-balanced. Their build reflects their dual heritage as both herding workers and show dogs..

Factors that influence growth include genetics, nutrition, and spay/neuter timing. For this herding breed, a large-breed puppy food with controlled calcium is recommended to support proper joint development.

Is My Belgian Tervuren Overweight?

Is your Belgian Tervuren at a healthy weight? The ideal range is 45–75 lbs (males 45–75, females 38–66). Check these three signs:

Ribs: Easily felt with light pressure; not visible but not buried under fat
Waistline: A clear narrowing behind the ribs when viewed from above
Abdominal tuck: The belly slopes upward from the ribcage to the hind legs when viewed from the side

If your dog fails any of these checks, consult your vet. Hip and elbow dysplasia, epilepsy, and PRA are the primary concerns. The breed benefits from a dedicated fancy that prioritizes health testing. Thyroid screening is also recommended..

Feeding Recommendation

Feed an adult Belgian Tervuren approximately 0.7–1.5 cups of quality kibble daily, split into two meals. Males (45–75 lbs) may need slightly more than females (38–66 lbs). Males weigh 55 to 75 pounds, females 45 to 60 pounds. They should appear elegant, muscular, and well-balanced. Their build reflects their dual heritage as both herding workers and show dogs.. Active individuals with energy rated 5/5 may need portions at the higher end of guidelines.

Weight by Age Table

Age	Male (lbs)	Female (lbs)
3 months	13.5–16.5	11.4–14.1
6 months	30.4–37.1	25.8–31.6
9 months	43.9–53.6	37.2–45.7
12 months	54.0–66.0	45.8–56.2
18 months	64.1–78.4	54.4–66.8
24 months	67.5–82.5	57.2–70.3

Frequently Asked Questions

Males: 45–75 lbs. Females: 38–66 lbs. Males weigh 55 to 75 pounds, females 45 to 60 pounds. They should appear elegant, muscular, and well-balanced. Their build reflects their dual heritage as both herding workers and show dogs.. Consult your vet for a personalized assessment.

Most Belgian Tervurens reach adult height of 22–26 inches by 15–24 months, with full body weight of 45–75 lbs achieved shortly after. Males weigh 55 to 75 pounds, females 45 to 60 pounds. They should appear elegant, muscular, and well-balanced. Their build reflects their dual heritage as both herding workers and show dogs..

Use the body condition scoring method: ribs easily felt, visible waist from above, and abdominal tuck from the side. If your Belgian Tervuren exceeds 75 lbs without exceptional muscle mass, they are likely overweight. Obesity is particularly dangerous for this breed due to their predisposition to Hip Dysplasia. Your vet can provide a precise assessment and weight loss plan.

A Belgian Tervuren puppy growing toward 45–75 lbs needs carefully measured portions. Feed 3–4 times daily until 6 months, then twice daily. As a herding breed with energy level 5/5, active puppies may need portions at the higher end of guidelines. Monitor body condition weekly and adjust as needed.

If your Belgian Tervuren puppy isn't gaining weight as expected (target adult weight: 45–75 lbs), consult your vet. Common causes include intestinal parasites, insufficient calorie intake, or malabsorption. The breed's predisposition to Hip Dysplasia could also be a factor worth investigating. A fecal test and blood work are typically the first diagnostic steps.