I have a dog that is a chihuahua min pinscher mix, she is about 10 pounds, I do not know what you mean by girth, how do I figure this out?
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Girth is the measurement around the dog's chest (rib cage). Use a fabric measuring tape or wrap a string around the chest, mark the string, straighten it out and measure its length with a tape measure or ruler.
838406
it really depends on your dog's body type. my dog is about the same weight, maybe a lil more and she fits in a medium one.
2111670
I gave this as a gift to my daughter-in-law who has a small Chihuahua/Cairn Terrier mix and guessed at her size. I don't know the dog's neck size but the collar fit her and she is a small, but not tiny dog. Sorry I can't be of much help here.
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My dog is also a chihuahua mix and now weights about 10 lbs. The medium (she's a little chesty) is a little loose but stays on comfortably - this harness is so secure I've just ordered another one so she can have one clean and ready at all times. The only real adjustment is in the large velcro strip - and measuring your pet is the safest way to go.
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I get my pups a small. They are toy poodle 7# and shih tzu 8# the other shih tzu was 16# and we got her a medium. We just went to a doggie speciality store and we now purchased 3 bark appeal harness and love them. Also if possible could you go to a dog store and try a harness on to see the size. I wish you luck.
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My little guy, who recently passed, was a 10 lb Chihuahua mix - he was pretty hefty and took a small in these. I'm thinking you may want to go up to the medium.
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my dog is about 7 lbs and its perfect.. Shes a Yorkshire Terrier... no bigger dog than that tho (length wise).. Its pretty thick n fluffy though.. so she could probably be twice that weight if she was just a little fat. But typically, yorkie or any little ancle biter toy dog.
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I have a German Shepherd (skinny 70 pounds). that uses the scale. To get a proper reading the legs have to hit the sides and evenly distribute the weight. If the legs are together the weight can be offHope this helps.
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I bought the large with 2 harness straps. I have a 6 1/2 lb Chihuahua and a 7 1/2 lb Miniature Pinscher. They fit nicely in the large size without being on top of each other. The small might work if your Chihuahuas are small.
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I would probably get the small one since it runs true to size. The medium girth is 21-27 and that's to big for a bichon. i got a lg for my bulldog and it fits but a medium would have fit snigger on him. Good luck
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Not very big. It's a lot smaller than I had anticipated. I have a 8 week old Boston Terrier and she fits fine but I doubt she will when she's full grown. An adult chihuahua could fit, just about any small-medium breed PUPPY could fit.
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I'm sorry, response is slow.First of all, please try to measure the weight, girth of your dog.The size of the back to fit on the measured numbers will be as follows.Until the girth 64cm to S size weight ~ 8kgM size weight 8 ~ 22.5kg girth 65 ~ 81cmL size body weight 25.5 ~ 35.8kg girth 75 ~ 101cmXL size weight 35.8kg more than girth 91 ~ 122cm
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I would get a medium. I have a 12 pound chihuahua and got her medium. The small was too little.
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I bought it for my chihuahua who is 2.50kilos havn't used it a lot the small is still a bit big for him and very stiff. I have been told harnesses can be a hazzard for older people due to possible injury. Hopefully will fit as he grows but I don't think so as he is only going to get to about 3kilos. Sorry not much help to you.
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I don't know exactly but it is very small. I have a 7 lb chihuahua and he fits but I wouldn't buy for a dog larger than 10 lbs.
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We have a 20# Jack Rossell mix. She is rather long and has short legs. We are glad we got the medium rather than the small. A medium will easily handle 40# but I would look at your dog's height and length rather than weight. We are happy with are purchase.
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My chihuahua is on the long side and is 3-1/2 lbs. It is perfect for her and I think it would be for your dog.