Shebs weighed about 25 pounds at 6 months, I believe. She may be pushing 35 now.

I never really notice how big Lycus is until I read posts like these lol. He's a sasquatch at 78lbs. At 6 months he weighed the 60lbs already... I think of your pups at half his size and it really hits me how big he is lol. He's from a BYB which explains a lot.

6months 35lbs, mine is almost 2 and 47lbs now and I don't think she is ever going to break 47 lol.

Mishka was 53lbs at 6 months. He's been 54lbs the last several months steady. He'll be a year old Jan 9.

Seems like loki has stopped gaining weight. He's around a year and 4months now and has weighed 75 pounds since he turned a year old.

Luna is five months and is at 36.6 pounds.

I have a 6 month old Siberian; his name is Yukon Jack; and he weighs today in at 60 solid pounds.............has a great personality.

Wow...I thought Ami was big. At just less than 2 yrs he weighed 63 pounds.

And now I feel like I'm underfeeding Mishka (trust me, Im not...she eats like a horse) cuz she's 8 months and only weighs 30 lbs.

Yukon was the only pup in the litter when born on 22 June 2014; perhaps that is why he got so big so fast...........

Does anyone know how I can change the "paw" avatar to the left of screen; it should read puppy; not new born.

@ Yukonray...I think its newborn because you only have made 2 posts (thats how its rated I believe) and not sure its changeable by us.

Yukon is beautiful...thats a great pic

I lost my other Siberian back in September to cancer; he was only ten years old; his name was Casper 2004-2014.....

Yukon Jack ;  a few weeks old ; only one in the litter.................."Born to Eat"

Welcome to the forum!! Jimmy is right it is based on how many posts you have done, so the more posts you do the older you get, haha!

What a wonderful pic of the 2 of you. Size depends on many factors, my girl for instance was the runt of her litter of 8, she is by far the largest at 2 years old, she weighs around 65-70 ponds and at 6 months she weighed roughly 55-60 pounds, and there is no fat on my girl. How big was you boys mom and dad? Typically they will top out around the same size, unless your my girl and dwarf mom and dad, My girls daddy was standard husky about 50 pounds, and her momma was above standard at roughly 55-60. Enjoy the forum, lots of helpful people and a ton of info.

Yukonray, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss of Casper, I'm so happy to hear that Yukon has come to your life and will give you endless joy and fun!! Both are beautiful!

I took my boy to the vet today to get weighed for his heartworm pill and woah Mylo is nowhere near all the 6 month olds here.. He's 24.8 pounds..(i'll just say 25). Granted it has become a thing that some people think he's a female because of his size. It's ironic that the only other 25 pound pup on this thread was a female haha. He's happy and healthy and I don't mind him being smaller than average but my girlfriend is stumped as to why he is like this. I just tell her he's growing slow. He's practically the same size as when he was 5 months (he was 21 pounds then).
Here's a pic of my boy today.

David, have you checked out The Weigh In thread? Look at the one that has around 8 pages. Size wise Mylo reminds me of Elise's boy Simon(his scrapbook is on the main page of all threads for today), take a look at that thread as well. At any rate, many huskies grow slow. I wouldn't be surprised to see a significant growth spurt around 8 months of age. Many do not completely fill out until 3 years of age. Breed standard for males is 45 pounds(low end), at his current weight, best guess he should be around 40 pounds at a year (have read at 6 months 75% of weight, so he would be at around 38 pounds at a year, then fill out close to the 45). Give it time, and remember huskies are a medium sized dog, not a large size. Do you know the weight of his mom and dad? That would help you, he should be at the weight when full grown. Also, there is a huge factor on the breeder you choose, many dogs here (certainly not all), are not from great pedigrees, so they will be larger in appearance (typically over standard weight and height). Then you factor in different body styles, there are many show dogs who are smaller, than the working dogs (again not all). So there are many factors that go into how a husky will turn out as far as size. As long as he is healthy, eats good, no need to worry. Hope that helps...

Rocco is 6 months and when we weighed him just a couple nights ago he weighed 55 lbs. at his 4 month vet appointment he was 40 lbs and the vet didn't seem worried about his weight. I mean he runs around like crazy. He's outside 4-5 hours a day and when he comes inside he still plays. We only feed him twice a day once in the morning about 10 o'clock and then we put food down about 6 PM when were eating dinner and he doesn't eat it all in one setting because he's usually to worried about running and playing and eating at the same time.

My Bear is 1 year and 1 month predominately husky, with a slight amount of Malamoot in him so he tends to be slightly bigger then full bred and when I say slight amount I mean like a half breed 2 generations back that was bred with full bred. He got neutard yesterday and weighed in at 62 pounds I feel him fromm gold standard puppy kibble, following 5he weight guide on the back. Along with giving him high protein treat chews once a week.

Leo at 6 months old weight in at 60 lbs. he only eat 1 1/2 to 2 cups depending on his active. he eventually got up to about 82 lbs. around 2 and a half he when down to 69 lbs and has now been his normal weight.