Hi new member!
They all grow at different rates, so it's hard to judge based on "the numbers."
Best way to tell is to feel the dog. If you can feel ribs, the weight is good. If you have trouble feeling them, too fat. If the ribs are so pronounced that you can see them, that may be too lean.
Looking at the dog from above, you should see a definite "waist."
Most people have fat dogs, so people are used to seing dogs that have too much weight on them. It is much healthier for your pup to be lean.
If you can post a picture of your pup, others here can offer an opinion based on that.
What does your vet say? What are you feeding?
They all grow at different rates, so it's hard to judge based on "the numbers."
Best way to tell is to feel the dog. If you can feel ribs, the weight is good. If you have trouble feeling them, too fat. If the ribs are so pronounced that you can see them, that may be too lean.
Looking at the dog from above, you should see a definite "waist."
Most people have fat dogs, so people are used to seing dogs that have too much weight on them. It is much healthier for your pup to be lean.
If you can post a picture of your pup, others here can offer an opinion based on that.
What does your vet say? What are you feeding?