what size would be good for a 1 year old siberian husky?
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Generally a adult Husky will have a neck size of 16in-22in. The true joy of dogs is that they come in many shapes and sizes, even if the dog is thoroughbred, they can still vary significantly. To get an accurate answer to your question, the circumference around your dogs neck is needed. This can be measured with a tape measure. Once you have the circumference you can check the collar sizes against the product specifications which should be listed in the bullet points on each listing. The Rogz Utility Large 3/4 inch should fit correctly, as it is sized for 13in - 22in dog neck sizes. Generally a adult Husky will have a neck size of 16in-22in. The true joy of dogs is that they come in many shapes and sizes, even if the dog is thoroughbred, they can still vary significantly. To get an accurate answer to your question, the circumference around your dogs neck is needed. This can be measured with a tape measure. Once you have the circumference you can check the collar sizes against the product specifications which should be listed in the bullet points on each listing. The Rogz Utility Large 3/4 inch should fit correctly, as it is sized for... » Read More Generally a adult Husky will have a neck size of 16in-22in. The true joy of dogs is that they come in many shapes and sizes, even if the dog is thoroughbred, they can still vary significantly. To get an accurate answer to your question, the circumference around your dogs neck is needed. This can be measured with a tape measure. Once you have the circumference you can check the collar sizes against the product specifications which should be listed in the bullet points on each listing. The Rogz Utility Large 3/4 inch should fit correctly, as it is sized for 13in - 22in dog neck sizes. « Show Less
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I would definitely go with large. My husky is 60 lbs yet very close in build to the large Germany Shepard at the dog park.
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I would go at least one size down. I bought this for my 75 lb husky and he till manages to break out of it but that is primarily due to the product not having a lock in harness in addition to the plastic pieces. It also fits my 90 lb labrador pretty well. The mouth of the muzzle doesn't really lend itself well for the long pointed snouts.
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I have a 7 lb. yorkie. I got him a small and it's way too tight for him. Extra small will be too small. A small will probably fit just right.
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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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I would say the large. That is what I got for my dog, a little 8 lb Jack Russell mix. I wanted him to have some room. I wouldn't of wanted any smaller size for him.
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My dog is 67 lbs now (started at 80 lbs.), 8 years old with a chest of about 30 to 32 in. He is a Husky mix, and has very thick fur. I bought the large one that was labeled 70 lbs. to 130 lbs. and we have it adjusted down now as far as it will go. I think I would go with the large. It takes a little bit to figure out how to adjust the harness, and you really need two people unless your dog is really well trained to stand and let you put it on him. He has had it on pretty much continuously since April, and has no problems with it chafing him anywhere. It has been an answer to prayer for him. Hope it works as well for your dog. My dog is 67 lbs now (started at 80 lbs.), 8 years old with a chest of about 30 to 32 in. He is a Husky mix, and has very thick fur. I bought the large one that was labeled 70 lbs. to 130 lbs. and we have it adjusted down now as far as it will go. I think I would go with the large. It takes a little bit to figure out how to adjust the harness, and you really need two people unless your dog is really well trained to stand and let you put it on him. He has had it on pretty much continuously since April, and has no problems with it chafing him anywhere. It has been an answer to prayer for him.... » Read More My dog is 67 lbs now (started at 80 lbs.), 8 years old with a chest of about 30 to 32 in. He is a Husky mix, and has very thick fur. I bought the large one that was labeled 70 lbs. to 130 lbs. and we have it adjusted down now as far as it will go. I think I would go with the large. It takes a little bit to figure out how to adjust the harness, and you really need two people unless your dog is really well trained to stand and let you put it on him. He has had it on pretty much continuously since April, and has no problems with it chafing him anywhere. It has been an answer to prayer for him. Hope it works as well for your dog. « Show Less
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Basing it off of my now 155 lb daughter, I would say get the 110 kb-158 lb size. Yes, you want them to be able to grow into them, but if they are too big and inflexible, they won't be any fun at all.
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I ordered a large just to be sure my 1 year old cat could grow into it. She is a Siberian forest cat, and can grow to 12 pounds or more, she has plenty of room to leap through all the openings.
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We have a Westie/Schnauzer and the large size fits him, a little on the big side. You would certainly need the XL.
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I would go to pet smart or petco and try a size 2. Chihuahua's are pretty small. We have our pair I bought "snoopy" he's too big for them. Let me know, I'm sure my daughter would make sure you got them by xmas or sooner for your little one. They are brand new size 2. Make her an offer and she'll be happy be to help you.
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My Husky is about 55 lbs, and the muzzle was too big for him, but I imagine it would fit a Husky that is around 90 lbs.
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Depends on the weight. My husky is 20-22kg and she was a medium. So not too sure otherwise :O
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I have a rottweiler and I bought the large to allow for growth. I believe she is almost 26" and she is almost 8 months old. I would suggest the large just to be safe. Good luck on the CGC testing, that's what mine is training for as well as possible therapy and search/rescue.
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I think, depending on the age, I would just go with large. I have two larges and my 23 pound pekinese poodle is fine with the size.
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I would go with the smallest size available. Our dog is about 10lbs and she fit into a small.
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I would go with small as it is adjustable. As long as you plan on using it often. I made the mistake of getting extra small when my Rottie was that young. She grew out of it so fast. After small I would go to large or extra large. They grow fast.