Would these be okay for a 65 lb and 75 lb dog?
335543
We feed to our 65+ pound greyhound. She puts the entire large in her big mouth but seems to be good in large and she gets 15 to 25 minutes out of each piece.
335544
We give this size to our 60 lb. Golden and 40 lb. mix and have no problem. For these to work properly the dog has to chew to clean the teeth, not swallow it whole, but they are so hard I don't think any dog would try to swallow a whole piece.
335545
This particular bag, the blue one - "Large", is for dogs 26-50 pounds. My own Portuguese Water Dog hovers around 53 pounds and this is what he chews. There is a larger size (XL, or Extra Large) for dogs over 50 pounds. I don't imagine the Large size would do any harm to a 65-75 lb. dog, but the XL size might be more satisfying to him/her.
335546
My dog is approximately 50-55 lbs...I would think the ones for Extra Large Dogs would be best for his size or larger.
335547
There is a wide variation in the size of the chews, particularly in the large size for dogs up to 50lbs. Some are the size of those in the package for small dogs, some the same as the mediums and some the size in the x-large. It's very misleading and you pay more for each larger size. But, my dalmation loves them and considers it dessert right after her dinner. I put up with the inconsistancy in the size of the chews because she loves them so much and they really help keep her teeth clean. (She's 12 years old and has never had her teeth cleaned and does not have bad breath.). I would like to see more uniform sized chews appropriate for each weight group instead of the wide variety you find now. There is a wide variation in the size of the chews, particularly in the large size for dogs up to 50lbs. Some are the size of those in the package for small dogs, some the same as the mediums and some the size in the x-large. It's very misleading and you pay more for each larger size. But, my dalmation loves them and considers it dessert right after her dinner. I put up with the inconsistancy in the size of the chews because she loves them so much and they really help keep her teeth clean. (She's 12 years old and has never had her teeth cleaned and does not have bad breath.). I would... » Read More There is a wide variation in the size of the chews, particularly in the large size for dogs up to 50lbs. Some are the size of those in the package for small dogs, some the same as the mediums and some the size in the x-large. It's very misleading and you pay more for each larger size. But, my dalmation loves them and considers it dessert right after her dinner. I put up with the inconsistancy in the size of the chews because she loves them so much and they really help keep her teeth clean. (She's 12 years old and has never had her teeth cleaned and does not have bad breath.). I would like to see more uniform sized chews appropriate for each weight group instead of the wide variety you find now. « Show Less
335548
I give these to my 70# pit, size is only relevant to size of rawhides, I found large to be significantly cheaper than x-large, and you can always just give him (her) 2.
2213550
Probably not. These are really big if you have a small dog. They are made more for big dogs.
1068321
My dog is a 20lb Cairn Terrier, and they fit him a little snug. I'd say they would fit your dog prefect!
1053947
They are fairly small dogs. I think it depends on the pounds but over all I think it would fit, however it would not have much room to move.
981414
Absolutely. My Boxer is 65 lbs. and does well on it. They need some room to move around.
46480
I don't believe so. They are pretty study for my dog but he only weighs about 25 Lbs. I would look at a metal ramp if it were me. Sorry hope this helps.
368300
I have a 75 lb dog, and it works for him. The size does not matter. It is how the dog responds to it.
137079
The 55 lb boxer would be fine. Not sure about the 75 lb boxer. My Italian mastiff puppy is 65 lbs & she fits fine so the 75 lb dog may fit too, but not together!
664282
I think it would be strong enough; I'm not sure if 2-15 lb dogs would be comfortable. Mine are 7 and 9 lbs, just fit nicely.
1794172
It might be a little harsh. My dogs are Labrador Retriever's ~ 80lbs. The collars didn't last but a week or two. I had to send them back. I wouldn't recommend.
1547451
I think they would be okay. My smaller dog is about 42 lbs. and has no difficulty. You could easily limit the use and not keep the collar on all day. The unit is a little bulky, but not real heavy. You can easily cut the collar to length. Since I have only had to use the vibrate function, I cannot speak to the shock, but the control is variable, so your dogs should be fine if they need the extra stimulus.
1743480
The 75lb dog will probably break the hooks as they are not very strong. If your 50lb dog is strong enough it'll break as well after awhile
1524851
I bought them for my malamute puppy who weighed around 70 lbs at the time and he broke them first time I used them. They would work great for a very small dog.
552343
I have a 20 lb. Westie and they fit her great. Even if she were 5 lbs. heavier, I think they would fit well.
2254063
I have a 70 pound boxer; work fine for her. I think it would be a tight fit for your dog.
5003
They should fit, my guy is 24 pounds and about the size of a medium beagle and there is plenty of room for him to turn around. You can feel the weight shift on the back end of the trailer, once you get used to that no problem.
1547455
My dogs are 57 and 64 pounds and they work fine. 20 to 30 pounds I just dont know. Good luck.