When is a Standard Poodle fully grown?

Standard Poodles generally reach full adult height by 12–18 months, but continue to fill out in muscle and body substance through 18–24 months. Skeletal maturity — when growth plates close — is typically complete around 18–24 months in this large breed.

When should I switch a Standard Poodle puppy to adult food?

Most Standard Poodles can transition to adult food between 18–24 months of age. Because they are a large breed, keeping them on a large-breed puppy formula longer than small breeds is appropriate — their bones take longer to fully mature.

How much should a 6-month-old Standard Poodle weigh?

A 6-month-old Standard Poodle is typically somewhere in the range of 12–20 kg, depending on sex and individual genetics. This is a rough guideline — consistency of growth pattern matters more than a specific number at any single age.

Standard Poodle Growth Chart: What to Expect | PetCalculator

Standard Poodles are a large breed that typically reach their full adult weight between 18–24 months. Here's what healthy growth looks like at each stage.