Brazilian Fila: Weight charts, life expectancy, size, and more

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Head of the dog breed Brazilian Fila
  • 60 - 70 cm
  • 126 - 161 lbs
  • 9 - 11 years
  • from 22 months
  • 65 - 75 cm
  • 141 - 181 lbs
  • 9 - 11 years
  • from 24 months

Size, development and life expectancy of Brazilian Filas

The Brazilian Fila is one of the large dog breeds. As soon as he is fully grown after a maximum of 24 months, the Brazilian Fila reaches an impressive size of 60 - 75 cm.

The Brazilian Fila is characterized by an average life expectancy of 9 - 11 years. This makes it one of the dog breeds with a typical lifespan. The final weight varies depending on gender, ranging between 125.7 - 180.8 lbs. Male Brazilian Filas are usually around 15.4 lbs heavier than females.

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Male Weight Curve: Development of the Brazilian Fila from 2 to 24 Months

A male Brazilian Fila reaches an impressive weight of 45,2 lbs after only 3 months, exceeding the weight of many adult dog breeds. At the age of half a year, the weight increases rapidly to 93,7 lbs. After the rapid growth phase, the Brazilian Fila grows another 18 months and finally reaches a final weight of 141.1 - 180.8 lbs.

Age Weight
2 Month 35.45 lbs
3 Month 52.47 lbs
4 Month 69.14 lbs
5 Month 89.07 lbs
6 Month 102.21 lbs
7 Month 113.76 lbs
8 Month 121.92 lbs
9 Month 131.57 lbs
10 Month 137.48 lbs
11 Month 147.36 lbs
12 Month 154.24 lbs
13 Month 158.64 lbs
14 Month 161.82 lbs
15 Month 164.66 lbs
16 Month 167.22 lbs
17 Month 169.23 lbs
18 Month 171.12 lbs
19 Month 173.11 lbs
20 Month 174.34 lbs
21 Month 175.71 lbs
22 Month 177.30 lbs
23 Month 178.66 lbs
24 Month 180.21 lbs
25 Month 180.78 lbs

Female Weight Curve: Development of the Brazilian Fila from 2 to 24 Months

Female dogs of the Brazilian Fila breed reach an impressive weight of 39,4 lbs within just 3 months. However, compared to males, female dogs of the Brazilian Fila breed gain weight at a slower rate and reach a weight of 85,9 lbs only at 6 months old. After this growth phase, the Brazilian Fila female dog continues to grow for an additional 16 months, eventually reaching a final weight of 125.7 - 160.9 lbs.

Age Weight
2 Month 25.73 lbs
3 Month 44.53 lbs
4 Month 62.43 lbs
5 Month 80.29 lbs
6 Month 95.66 lbs
7 Month 103.00 lbs
8 Month 109.17 lbs
9 Month 115.85 lbs
10 Month 121.01 lbs
11 Month 127.12 lbs
12 Month 131.81 lbs
13 Month 136.22 lbs
14 Month 139.99 lbs
15 Month 143.39 lbs
16 Month 146.43 lbs
17 Month 148.94 lbs
18 Month 151.77 lbs
19 Month 154.06 lbs
20 Month 155.69 lbs
21 Month 157.85 lbs
22 Month 159.24 lbs
23 Month 160.41 lbs
24 Month 160.80 lbs
25 Month 160.94 lbs
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Calculate the final weight for Brazilian Fila puppies and young dogs

Do you want to know how big your Brazilian Fila puppy will eventually become? With our special dog growth calculator, you can accurately calculate the end weight of the Brazilian Fila breed. Whether you currently have an adorable Brazilian Fila puppy or your young dog is growing up, our user-friendly tool provides you with valuable information.

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Last weighings of registered Brazilian Fila owners

Brazilian Fila
Dengozo
Dog breed Dengozo
  • Weight:
    113 lbs
  • Age:
    1 years, 3 months
  • Gender:
    Male Dog
Brazilian Fila
Moe
Dog breed Moe
  • Weight:
    112 lbs
  • Age:
    2 years, 8 months
  • Gender:
    Male Dog
Brazilian Fila
Moe
Dog breed Moe
  • Weight:
    112 lbs
  • Age:
    2 years, 8 months
  • Gender:
    Male Dog
Brazilian Fila
Moe
Dog breed Moe
  • Weight:
    112 lbs
  • Age:
    2 years, 8 months
  • Gender:
    Male Dog
Brazilian Fila
Dali
Dog breed Dali
  • Weight:
    66 lbs
  • Age:
    3 years, 1 months
  • Gender:
    Female Dog

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Brazilian Fila: Frequently asked questions about the dog breed

How much does a Brazilian Fila puppy weigh?

Typically, a Brazilian Fila puppy weighs around 21,9 - 45,2 lbs at 2 months old and continues to gain an additional 34,02 lbs over the next 2 months. By approximately 18 weeks, when the puppy reaches the adolescent stage, a Brazilian Fila puppy weighs about 55,7 - 79,6 lbs.

What is the typical size of a Brazilian Fila?

The size of an Brazilian Fila can vary depending on gender and genetics. Generally, male Brazilian Filas reach a shoulder height of approximately 70 cm, while females have an average shoulder height of around 65 cm.

When is the dog breed Brazilian Fila fully grown?

The dog breed Brazilian Fila usually reaches full physical maturity at about 24 to 24 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 Brazilian Fila?

The weight of a fully grown Brazilian Fila dog can vary depending on factors such as gender and genetics. On average, male dogs of this breed typically weigh between 141.1 - 180.8 lbs. Female dogs, on the other hand, usually have a weight range of 125.7 - 160.9 lbs.

What is the average lifespan of a Brazilian Fila dog?

Brazilian Filas generally have a life expectancy of approximately 9 to 11 years. With proper care, nutrition, and regular veterinary attention, they can lead happy and healthy lives.