Tibetan Spaniel Ideal weight range
4.1–6.8 kg
Tibetan Spaniels are a chondrodystrophic breed, sharing with Dachshunds and Beagles a structural predisposition to disc weakness. Their low, elongated build places chronic stress on the spine, and excess body weight amplifies that load directly. Because the breed is small, even modest weight gain relative to ideal can represent a meaningful percentage increase in spinal stress.
Your dog is more than a breed average.
A generic range is just a starting point. FitFido uses your dog's unique breed characteristics, age, body type, and activity level to calculate their target weight and construct a custom plan that adjusts as you progress.
Please note that a dog's ideal weight depends on many individual factors, including height, bone structure, and overall body condition.