I have a 2 year old Corgi and I measured him being 21-22 girth. 21 with it being snugly and 22 being a bit looser. Should it be pretty snug on him?
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This harness is easily adjustable. You should have no problem adjusting to his comfort. Should you need to you can purchase an extender.
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The harness runs a bit big! If your puppy is right on the cusp of a larger size, I'd go for the smaller size. The harness adjusts quite simply, but it is far easier to adjust a smaller size than to buy the next size up and have to take it apart and sew the straps smaller just so they'll fit without wiggling around too much on your dog's back. The latter described situation was the only main issue I had with this harness. It's held up well with use, and the reflective accents are extremely helpful.
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I would say a small should do. I have a 16 pound Shih Tzu with a girth measurement of 18 inches and he wears a medium. You can also cinch up/let out the part that goes around the dogs chest area. I have bought several of these and the price is much better than in the doggie stores. They are very well made. Hope this helps !!!
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To be conpletley honest if there is a next size up get it. The one I got my dog who is a golden weighed 76lbs when I got it and it fit but he has had to be house bound due to surgery and now weighs 105lbs (he gained a ton of weight :-) and the harness is pretty snug on his underneath
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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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Weight is not as much of a determining metric as length, girth and neck measurements. I would suggest that you measure the dog and then pick a size.
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If you measure from the back of the neck to the beginning of the tail (as shown in this pic how it goes to the tail) that should help you. My Shepherd measures 32 inches with a waist size 40 inches, so I had gotten him a size XX-L and fits perfect. He is not happy with it around his neck but tolerates it. Hope this helps.
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Linda, I purchased a large for my 38 lb corgi who has a large neck. It was roomy it since you tighten with your own color inside, it is very forgiving. If your dog has a think neck, I'd go for the large.
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Our dog was just under and the vest(small) was a tiny bit snug. Don't know what next size up would be but rather have it not slip. At 20# might try up a size. Good luck
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Hi, my son has a 22 pound Corgi , Corgi's have very long bodies and very short legs......she needed height to see out! However, she could only sit in this car seat and could not lie down -was too small for her long body...they returned it and bought 2 long outdoor seat cushions and stacked them ( for a 2 person couch outdoor love seat so the cushions could handle wet feet and mud easily ) and a chest harness for the dog that attaches to the seat belt - so she won't choke or fly forward if they stop suddenly...she can sit and lie down as she pleases...every dog is different... if your dog is going on long trips then it is important that it can lie down in it's seat and not just see out...good luck!
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It would depend on the weight, the length from neck to where tail joins body, and the girth around the deepest part of his/her chest. Then follow the sizing chart. Make certain you measure the deepest part of the dog's chest up around the back. That is the girth, or as other's have called it the waist. Yes, it is easy to add velcro to it if it is too big, a bit harder to make it work if it is too small. Based on the other answers, perhaps an xl?
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My Jacks are 18 - 24 lbs and the Large is what they use. Should be good for your Corgi as well!
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Don't know how if this remark will help or not -- I have a 110 lb German Shepherd with a 37 inch (girth) chest measurement. We got the "XL" because of her weight and measurement and actually it's kind-of loose on her. She does swim in it okay most of the time, but we have to start out with it being really snug before heading into the lake. This item is really helpful when we can tell she's tired and ready to head back to shore, it does keep her bobbing along with no problems (she's 14 years old).
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Hi Lauren, It doesn't go by the weight of the dog. You have to measure your pug at three places: Neck, Back and Bust (Chest). Then see which size would be the best. My dog is a bit busty, so that was the most important measurement for me. I hope this helps!S(Neck:22cm, Back:19cm, Bust:32cm)M(Neck:25cm, Back:24cm, Bust:36cm)L(Neck:30cm, Back:29cm, Bust:40cm)XL(Neck:33cm, Back:34cm, Bust:45cm)XXL(Neck:36cm, Back:35cm, Bust:47cm)
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No. I ordered for my 2.5 lb yorkie who measures aprox 9" and it is TOO SMALL. I think there is a mistake in the description and it is for 10 centimeter girth, not 10 inches.
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It should fit well. My Yorkie - poo has been in the toy size harness since I found it when he was 2.2lbs. It was the only harness I could find that fit him, I just bought him another one after 2 years. I now have all 3 of my dogs in this harness.
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I have a mini Australian Shepherd and she is 40 pounds. I purchased a medium. I think it still might be a tad large. Her girth (widest/thickest part of rib cage, front) is about 24". I'm wondering if the large would be much too large for your dog. medium seems about right, in my best opinion.
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I don't see a sizing chart on Amazon, but I did find it online elsewhere. Measure your dog's girth, follow the chart and you should be set. The harness adjusts over the back, under the belly and two spots across the chest (to keep the martingale piece centered) so It seems as though the harness will fit correctly regardless of whether your dog is at the top, bottom or middle of the size range. Good luck!