Australian Labradoodle Sizes

When Do Australian Labradoodles Stop Growing?

Australian Labradoodles generally reach their full height by 10 to 12 months, but they continue filling out in weight and muscle until 12 to 18 months. Their final size depends on genetics, diet and exercise.

Growth Timeline by Size:

• Micro & Miniature Labradoodles – Reach full height by 8 to 10 months and finish growing around 12 months
• Medium Labradoodles – Reach full height by 10 to 12 months, but may continue filling out until 14 months
• Standard Labradoodles – Reach full height around 12 months and continue gaining muscle until 18 months

Most Labradoodles have a noticeable growth spurt in their first 6 months, then slow down as they approach their final size.

How Big Do Australian Labradoodles Get?

Australian Labradoodles come in a range of sizes, from small companions to larger, more robust dogs. Their size is influenced by genetics, gender and breeding practices. Whether you're looking for a compact pup for apartment living or a larger, active companion, there's an Australian Labradoodle size to fit your lifestyle.

They are generally categorized into four sizes: Micro, Miniature, Medium and Standard. Female Labradoodles tend to be smaller than males. Below is a size guide to help you understand their typical height and weight.

Australian Labradoodle Size Chart

Choosing the Right Labradoodle Size for You

• Micro & Miniature – Great for smaller living spaces and families wanting a more portable companion
• Medium – A balanced choice, playful yet manageable for most homes
• Standard – Ideal for active owners or those wanting a larger, sturdier dog

FAQs About Australian Labradoodle Size

Do Australian Labradoodles keep growing after one year?

Most will reach their full height by 12 months but may continue to fill out in weight until around 18 months.

What size Labradoodle is best for apartments?

Micro and Miniature Labradoodles adapt well to apartment living due to their smaller size and moderate exercise needs.

Can the size vary within a litter?

Yes, even within the same litter, some puppies may grow slightly larger or smaller than expected based on their lineage.

Contact Labradoodle Corral, the Midwest's authority on Australian Labradoodles, for more information or to inquire about puppies available for adoption.