What is the difference between small/med. and Large? My Cocker spaniel is large, strong and weighs 35 to 40 pounds.
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How high it's your tower? I would think you would need a med. I got a small I have very small Maltese and it would work for them if my tower was higher
194573
I bought it for my mother in-laws Golden Doodle who weighs 80-100 and we got a lrg and that works well for her size, hope that helps
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the length of the line...check the ad and it will tell you the length for each size. it also suggests which length for weight of your dog.
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The small fits my dogs, 5 & 9 pounds. For 35-40 pounds I think you would need a medium. It is adjustable to fit a weight & height range and should work well for your size dog. I love mine, it keeps them from squirming & squatting while you are trying to groom.
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I bought the large one because I have three small yorkies and they fit in their fine there are different sizes for different pound dogs. my guess it weighs close to 35 to 40 pounds
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I looked at the back of the Small Breed package and it has serving instructions for dogs up to 40 pounds. So to me that means you'd get the small breed.
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It doesn't come in sizes, you adjust the straps up to their maximum. A 27 lb. cocker spaniel with a girth of 23"-24" has a 2"-3" inches (at most) of slack in the girth, but the neck strap is just about max'd out. If your dog wears a coat (the high has been below zero here the last few days) you need to add an inch to two to the measurements.
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The small fits dogs with a girth of 16"-20" and weight of 15-25 lbs. The medium fits dogs with a girth of 21"-27" and weight of 20-50 lbs. The small will be a better fit for your dog and shouldn't be too snug. The medium may be too large and not provide the proper support.
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My dog is 40 pounds and I give her 1 large per day but if I need an extra one I will give her a half to start. Advantage to the large size, you can always break it in half and if you need the whole one you would have it available.
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Hi, i saw your question and though i dont have a small dog, one of my cats is barely 7 lbs. He fits in the large one well and i like him to be able to turn around and be comfortable. The small one seems very small. And the large is not huge by any means. Personally i prefer abit larger than too small. If i had a big cat,say 12 to 15 lbs , the large would not be big enough.Hope this helps. I would get the larger one especially if you dont want to buy another one later. Jan
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I have a 40lb cocker spaniel and he is wearing a Medium. I would DEFINITELY get a Large for your dog.
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Not for Large dogs. By large I mean German Shepherd adult. This one fits my cocker spaniel (25 lbs) and my Maltese (6 lbs) perfectly.
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My shepherd mix is 40 lbs and it was perfect for her. I would look for the extra large size for a bigger dog-- will provide a larger bed and handle the weight better.
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I bought the large. I have a Doberman that is 73 lbs and a lab that is about 65 lbs and they both use this bed and an old petsmate. I think a medium would be too small and would not be strong enough for your dog. Just my opinion.
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The cut off weight between large and small dog is 18 lb (8 kg). If you zoom in on the picture of the package, you can see it there.
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I would definitely purchase the medium if she likes to chew, their is a big difference between the small and the medium, the large is for 26 to 50 lb. dogs I give my smaller beagle the medium and she is 25 lbs. I give my 15 inch beagle either the medium or large. These are very expensive if you buy them through your vet as I did in the beginning. Hope this helps!
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The instructions say for under 40 pounds; however, if you have a tall, thin dog like mine, the weight is not the issue. I would recommend getting a medium if your dog is 16 inches or taller at the shoulder.
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My Scottie weighs 22 1/2 lbs but has a large girth so I got him the medium. The weight was within the limits but on the lower end. Be sure to measure the girth and stay in the lb range. My Duncan had a very big chest-that is where I measured. Be sure to click on "show more" and it will show lbs. and girth. L-For dogs with a girth of 26-inch-35-inch and weighing 40-70-pounds, For dogs with a girth of 31-inch-42-inch and weighing 70-90-pounds. So, I got a medium according to girth with nearly 30 lbs left to go in weight but it fits him fine. Please go by girth or I doubt it would be safe. There are 3 straps on bottom to tighten and then clip. Good luck! My Scottie weighs 22 1/2 lbs but has a large girth so I got him the medium. The weight was within the limits but on the lower end. Be sure to measure the girth and stay in the lb range. My Duncan had a very big chest-that is where I measured. Be sure to click on "show more" and it will show lbs. and girth. L-For dogs with a girth of 26-inch-35-inch and weighing 40-70-pounds, For dogs with a girth of 31-inch-42-inch and weighing 70-90-pounds. So, I got a medium according to girth with nearly 30 lbs left to go in weight but it fits him fine. Please go by girth or I doubt it would be... » Read More My Scottie weighs 22 1/2 lbs but has a large girth so I got him the medium. The weight was within the limits but on the lower end. Be sure to measure the girth and stay in the lb range. My Duncan had a very big chest-that is where I measured. Be sure to click on "show more" and it will show lbs. and girth. L-For dogs with a girth of 26-inch-35-inch and weighing 40-70-pounds, For dogs with a girth of 31-inch-42-inch and weighing 70-90-pounds. So, I got a medium according to girth with nearly 30 lbs left to go in weight but it fits him fine. Please go by girth or I doubt it would be safe. There are 3 straps on bottom to tighten and then clip. Good luck! « Show Less
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I would think the large one. Our dog is 45 lbs a border collie mix and it's what he has. Loves it!
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I have the same question. My dog is also an Australian Heeler 35 pounds....