When do Dogs Stop Growing?

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Dogs normally stop growing around the age of one. But they will continue to build muscle and bulk for another year. Just like in humans if the dog work out or eats a lot it will continue to build muscle and gain weight.
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Each dog will reach maturity at a different point in time. However, a dog has usually reached maturity and stopped growing around two years of age. Look here for more information: http://www.sarahsdogs.com/qa/how_do_dogs_grow_up_and_when_do_they_stop_growing.html
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