what size for a 14 pound poodle?
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I suggest that you go to the PAWZ website. Click on Product Information - Boots - then choose the Size Chart. It's not so much the weight of the dog, but the size of the paws. The size chart should be a big help to you in choosing the correct size. I believe that I mentioned in my product review that I don't keep the PAWZ boots on my dog all the time. She's 17 and I use the boots to help her gain traction on hardwood floors. I actually cut some small slits in the boots because dogs sweat through their feet and I think they can get rather hot. Hope this information helps!
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I bought the small size...However, unless your dog is incredibly easy going, I wouldn't buy it. They were hard to get on and the dog hated having them on.
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I use small (red) for my 25 pound sheltie and she has small feet. I would think that x-small would be the right size for your poodle unless his/her feet are on the bigger side~there is a measuring chart on their website
1524776
I say red. That's what size my 15-16 pound bichon mix wears and has since he was a little smaller.
118303
A small would fit better. The x-small was too tight on my toy poodle. She is more comfortable with the small and takes thunders in stride.
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I purchased the size small for a 14 pound Bichon Frise and it worked perfectly. If the suspender is too big, trim the straps. See my review. Sally
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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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Small (Fits dogs 11"-14" long), Medium (Fits dogs 15"-17" long) or Large (Fits dogs 18"-21" long), X-Large (Fits dogs 22"-24" long)
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I'm not an expert but I would not go any smaller. My standard poodle is just a few pound smaller and it works just fine.....
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My toy poodle got the small size and realistically they are too tight. I recommend two sizes up Measure the foot pad area and add a inch to a inch and a half They have velcro tighten at top
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i would say to get a small or a small/med. I ordered the med/large size and it fit my 59 lb poodle fine though it had plenty of room to spare. They make it so you can adjust the size pretty well
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I would go with a small. I just measured my dog and his girth is 14". The straps are adjustable, but you might be better off with more material. I hope this helps.
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We have a toy poodle 8 lbs with neck to nose 5 inches and he uses the reg small one. Our min poodles, 18 lbs have long snouts and needed the small long size that is 8 inches long. The 5 inch length allowed them to get to their stitches. Hope this helps.
999047
Thanks for giving us the measurements. It's a bit tricky. For your poodle, your best bet is the medium size. Hope it helps. Cheers!
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I tried to get it small enough for my Yorkie but it is too heavy. It works perfect for my Standard Poodle.
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Might be a little big. My dog, a standard poodle, was about 45 pounds & it fit him well
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This item is 12 (inches) long with 5 holes to choose from for the fit. The collar is not cheap looking and it looks great on my poodle who is 7 lbs. This is for a small breed dog.
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My daughter's Bichon weighs 14 pds. She fits very well and has room to move around and loves her stroller.
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They work for my standard poodle who is 50 pounds, but I wouldn't mind having the next size up to be honest. You may want to consider the large to be on the safe side.
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My 6.5 pound Poodle wears the large; my 10 pound Poodle wears the XL. This sizes are tight on them. I would recommend an XL. That might just be the right fit. Good luck!