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When is a Whippet fully grown? - Adopt a Pet
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When is a Whippet fully grown?
When is a Whippet fully grown?
A Whippet is usually considered fully grown when they reach about 12 to 18 months of age. By this time, they’ve reached their full height and weight, although they might still fill out a bit more as they mature.
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