30 lb feisty beagle. Should i go with the small one instead?
1518757
I bought the large one. My dog is at least 100lbs. The problem was the raft folded in half when the dog was laying on it. This obscured her view of the pool and freaked her out a bit. I would start with the large one. The flaw in the design is because they fold it up like a windshield shade for shipping. That seam causes the raft to buckle in the middle with a large dog. I returned mine instead of buying a smaller dog to fit the raft.
1518758
I would say yes. My Sussex Spaniel who is very long and weighs 40# uses that size. I have the large one too. There is room for a Lab and the Spaniel in that one at the same time.
1518759
Our dog is 60 lbs and has plenty of room in the large raft. I'd get the small one.
1518760
We have the large one but also large Rotti (90 lbs)! He doesn't fill it up! Small one should be fine for your puppy!
1518761
Its up to you my lab enjoys the room in the float to drag in toys and plays with them in the float.
1518762
I would go with larger....unless your dog is a slug...having the extra space to move around is handy...plus if you have small kids, can sit with him/her. We have 3 dogs we put in it: 3 lb Yorkie, 10 lb Brussles Griffon & 15 lb Norwich...I posted pictures but not sure where they've gone
456636
If you are not going to sit on it, I would go with the smaller of the two. If you need to rest sometimes, go with the big one. Good luck.
1295934
Small would be good for her. According to the size guide that came with the one I got small is good for dogs up to 20lbs. A classic red would be good unless she is an aggressive chewer in which case you will want one from the Extreme "black" series. I have got a black one for my pit and he hasn't chewed it up yet (he can distroy a tennis ball in under 5 minutes). I swear by these toys! They are amazing. And great for calming them down when crate training. I hope this helps :)
1113620
Go to the next size up! I have the small cozy for my 7 lb Maltese mix and a large one for my Pitbull. My little guy likes the big one as much as his little one, bigger is ok with this cave-type bed. They LOVE to climb in and bury themselves in the cave :)
1699978
I would get the smaller one, it will fasten to the seat better. I have a larger one and if it doesn't lay flat on the seat it isn't as comfortable ( according to my wife )
867873
I am not sure. I would go for the larger one. I am assuming 8 lb dogs are pretty small. I put two kittens in a large one. And one full grown cat in a large one. That seems comfortable for them. Sorry I can not answer that better for you.
1396931
I bought the small one for my lab pup and it was perfect size, although I belibe there is one even smaller than the "small" sized one. Try the medium sized one, cause it won't matter so much the size as even if it is too big your dog will still be able to work on getting the treats out and can still chew on different ends of it.
1959062
I would get the bigger one. i have both and my dog is a 17lb powder puff chinese crested. While he fits in the small one he has no extra room at all.
534367
I would buy the large one. I have a 65 lb. pit bull and she uses the big one. Good luck with your pup!
1567372
I have a 20 lb Pekingese and I bought the medium harness. It was too big. I would go with the small harness.
1555861
Either one would be fine. They both look the same weight to me, so the difference can't be much. The one I have is very sturdy. I used it for my rescue 85-lb Bernese Mountain Dog to teach her to 'go potty' while on a leash.
1047973
No, I would think the medium would be better. There is some adjustability. Our dog is sort of beagle shaped and weighs 32 pounds, and medium is right for her.
1421372
If he is 20 pounds I would go with the small. My dog is 48 pounds and the large is to big to crush the treats and he looses interest the small is to easy to get out and brings it back in about a minute. the medium is just right for a50 pounder. they love the way it goes in all different ways when you throw it also.
255877
I have a pug that weighs about 22 pounds and he wears a small. I would think an extra small would be better for your dog.
2158316
Not sure either. But my smallish 50-pound Aussie is able to pick the larger one up with her mouth. (Not necessarily a good thing, since she's supposed to roll it around.) So the larger on would probably work. Fwiw, my dog loves this toy.
2168139
I would get the larger version. 2 reasons - 1 - my basset puppy was chewing a Kong (the smaller one) and swallowed it whole. He needed surgery to remove it. 2 - puppies are usually aggressive chewers, so the larger one would give him/her a greater challenge.
1466480
Agree with the others, go with a bigger one. I have a 45 lb lab mix and it is bug enough for him to curl up and stretch out. Double him, and I would say go for the 52".