we have a corgi-kinda odd body type think this would work?
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I think it would work on any kind of dog. The harness just gently tugs the shoulder to a forward position and they follow with no pulling whatsoever. I use it on two large pitbulls who follow like little lambs now.
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I have a 1/2 Corgi, 1/2 Mini Aussie Sheppard that is a dense, but svelt 24 lbs. He wears a small and they fit perfectly. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure if it would be a problem for pugs. He would need to use his tongue to help get the food. There may be another style that works better. My corgi does well with it, it was a lifesaver while he was on prednisone, but he is not short nosed.
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They should work well for your Corgi. I bought this for my Scottie's and they use it without a problem. I use the stair feature but it can also be used as a ramp.
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I used this on my border collie so its def possible. I think it should work. If not you can always return it.
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I would think this is just a little small for such a big dog. I use mine on a Sheltie and a Springer Spaniel. It works fine for them but for your "BIG" gal you want to get a larger size.
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I have a 15 lb Miniature Schnauzer with very short legs and it works perfectly on him. He was a puller and this halter immediately stops him in his tracks. I absolutely love this device. It is very easy to put the halter on and to take it off as well. The lease portion of the halter has an adjustment that cinches the halter straps underneath the legs quite nicely. IMHO,I think this will work well for your Corgi.
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I think a standard schnauzer would be quite crowded in this seat. If he wants to sit up all the time it might work okay, but not enough room to lie down. My 20# Sheltie is a tight fit but loves being up high and looking out the window.
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I have a dashund/corgi. And the booties aren't very big. My dog never wore them because they were too small.
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I think this guy would be to big for that. Maybe try one that is smaller. I have a this panda. If you like I can send a picture of him. He is bigger then you think. Maybe try a panda that is a bit smaller.
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I think it would make it more difficult, but I also think he/she might still be able to lick the front paw area. You would probably be better off with an Elizabethan collar which extends out below the chin.
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I think it would work as long as your pet isn't houdini and extremely squirmy
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No, I would think the medium would be better. There is some adjustability. Our dog is sort of beagle shaped and weighs 32 pounds, and medium is right for her.
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Might work, we have a 100 lb lab mastiff mix that has room to spare. We use the tightest on everything with lots of room to let it out.
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As I have Corgis, and they are about 30 lbs, the size would be appropriate. If you are planning on carrying the carrier with the dog in it, I doubt if it would work well, as these usually don't have a solid floor that you would need to support the dog. Also, unless the dog is crate trained, I would suggest a bit sturdier carrier. I've had a dog literally "walk" the carrier across the floor, when left alone. This dog was not crate trained. I would always suggest a carrier with a solid floor for any dog that is not crate trained. I hope this helps you.
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Thanks for the update! My corgi is 25 lbs and I was actually looking at large! I'll order a Medium now.
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Quite unlikely. Our dog has a long nose and reachimg her rear with the collar.on would be oit of the question.