I have a male husky that is 7.5 months old that weighs 55 lbs and is 24 inches tall. He is lean and eats like crazy. I was wondering if you guys think he is going to get much bigger, because from what I saw online he is the average size of a full grown husky. Currently he is gaining about 5-7lbs per month. I uploaded some pics I took today. *btw I LOVE big dogs, that’s why I’m asking lol.* Thank you!!

Well, since no one else is gonna take a crack at this ... Yes he's gonna be a big dog! The ears say Husky and so does the posture. Maybe you just lucky since you said you like big dogs.

BTW your 7.5 month old is about the same size / weight as my Alaskan Husky though he's a little smaller than my 8 month old GSD.

This is on masterclass
Medium breed puppy: Determine the dog’s weight at 14 weeks old. Multiply this number times 2.5 to get an estimate of your puppy’s adult size.

His growth plates are still open in those photos so he may get a little taller, but I wouldn't suspect by too much, maybe an inch or so. He will continue to fill out and gain weight until around 2 years old. He may land somewhere in the 65-70 pound range.

As someone who has an oversized husky I will warn, huskies should be a medium sized breed. Overly large dogs of a breed not meant to be large can lead to medical issues in their structure. I have a husky that is almost 28 inches at the shoulder and 90+ pounds. He should not be that large and it has created a lot of health issues for him that includes hip dysplasia and now we are seeing degeneration in his spine. We've been seeing the effects of this structural issue since he was young and it has impacted his quality of life.

He looks a lot like Lachlan at that age. Lach is 6 yo now and has topped out between 70-75lbs. And brace yourself, Lach was a handful as a puppy but at 1 year he turned into a crazy wild wolf!