Bobby
There probably isn't an average that you can plot him against. He's really not done growing yet, and he'll most likely do a lot more growing in the next 6 months. You can kind of get an idea at a year old, bit some dogs blow that theory out of the water. My last one was a little shrimp at a year old. At 2 he was 22" and 46 lbs. His heaviest weight was right about 50lbs.
I do have a question though, and please don't take offense. Why is his height important for hunting? A smallish dog can be an advantage when you have to carry him around, and get him in and out of the truck. I've hunted V's for many years, and other than deep water ducks, and geese (and that's more about their water ability), they don't have a problem handling a larger bird.
There probably isn't an average that you can plot him against. He's really not done growing yet, and he'll most likely do a lot more growing in the next 6 months. You can kind of get an idea at a year old, bit some dogs blow that theory out of the water. My last one was a little shrimp at a year old. At 2 he was 22" and 46 lbs. His heaviest weight was right about 50lbs.
I do have a question though, and please don't take offense. Why is his height important for hunting? A smallish dog can be an advantage when you have to carry him around, and get him in and out of the truck. I've hunted V's for many years, and other than deep water ducks, and geese (and that's more about their water ability), they don't have a problem handling a larger bird.