Has anyone used one of these on a Corgi? I have a female Corgi who is 28 pounds. I'm thinking maybe a large or extra larg
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I ordered two of these for my two large Min Pins who weigh about 21lbs each. I ordered a large and although it fits, if they put on any weight, it won't fit any longer. They are on the stocky build size. I am suggesting an extra large.
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yes! worked nicely for my ger shepherd male. He was a big boy, perfect for female, runs slightly small
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I recommend this for a small dog. I bought this for my corgi. He fits it perfectly right now but he might outgrow it a little bit as he reaches adulthood.
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First of all, love this harness! Will she get any bigger? I ordered a small for my then 6lb shih-tzu and it was perfect! She is now coming up on 8lbs and I see the neck opening is getting a bit tight & I may be ordering the medium soon. Also take into consideration that shih-tzus are bulkier than poms so your baby's neck might be thinner :)
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I have a large neck, short legged Corgi and it was perfect. My vet recommended I purchase it before my dog's recent surgery. My dog had no problem with it, it was comfortable, easier for her to get around but kept her from the surgical site. I highly recommend!!!
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That's a tough question - I can put a 24 lb Corgi in easily because we teach it to go in and out before a flight. Depending on how slender they are and length of legs etc. I am sure you could get two in okay but then try getting the third in there and the others not liking it. If this is for a flight I do not think they would allow 3 in the same carrier but for a road trip maybe and I mean "maybe". I love my large Sherpa on wheels - wish I could help more definitively
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The dog I used this on was a 110 lb. German Shepherd. What was nice about this harness was that, I could use my own front harness and easily connect it to the rear harness. There was still plenty of adjustment on the front harness to fit a much larger dog, perhaps up to 120 lbs. There was much room for expansion, in both the front and rear harness's. And like I said, you could use your own front harness.
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Ohhhh, that's a pretty small critter to put a bark collar on ........ I have a 5# Yorkie and I certainly wouldn't use it on her. I bought this Bark Limiter for a Labradoodle weighing about 35#. So, I'm going to tell you to please find some other barking control method other than a Bark Limiter for your little one. Please talk to your vet about other options.
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Personally for a 20lbs dog I wouldn't buy it. They can't possibly have a high enough pain tolerance to ignore other training collars or be strong enough to pull you down the street. I have a 62lbs pure muscle dog. If I were you I would go for a martingale collar. It fully closes around the whole neck which is less stress to the dogs throat and with a quick few corrections he should be in his place.
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When my yorkies were puppies and weighed about 2lbs they did fit so I bought 2 and staggered them back to back and that worked until they got to 3lbs and didn't fit any more. I now use the extra one for other areas in my house when needed. Hope this was helpful.
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I have a new Queensland Heeler and have been using the 18 inch ones with great results. She is learning the difference between a 'play bite' and a 'work bite.' Was surprised to see so many responses for use with animals! Will be buying the 23 inch ones today. People keep looking at my bruised upper arms then at my husband. Thanks for the input!
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Maxine, I purchased two of these, one for the 10lb and the other for the 20lb dog. However, they had no effect on the dogs and I returned both of them. Wish that I could be of more help! Forrest
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I used the chair for my small welsh corgi who weighed about 18-20 lbs and it fit her fine. Unfortunately,she passed away last November. It took her awhile to get used to it, but be persistent, it so enhances their mobility once they adjust to it.
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I have had great success, my puppy is 30 pounds and since you can adjust the degree of stimulation (I use #3) you should be able to use it on a dog as large as 160 pounds, maybe more, it packs a punch, I tried it on my thigh and wow
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I use this model on both of my Great Danes. Plenty length for them but too much and too big for my mini Dachshunds. I use the small dog on them.
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Hi Michael, I got the smaller one for my maltese...but she quickly grew out of it...but she is a bigger dog at 10 lbs. I think if your pup is just 4-5 lbs...the small one would work.It is a good looking product and I enjoyed using it when my girl was a puppy.Hope this helps.I gave mine to the local shelter and they plaeend on using it for the smaller pups and kitties so they could work and still have them with them.Good Luck...Julie
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I think you can get the giant one...I have a 70lb german shepherd and the giant was okay, but just SLIGHTLY too wide, I think it would work well for your dog.