Would these be too small for a 10 month old German Shepherd? If so, which would be recommended? Any input will be appreciated.
1512329
They are very small. Just the right sze for my Yorkie and Maltese. Try lean treats.
1512330
My dogs range from 60 to 90 lbs and enjoy the treats. They are over nine years old and have calmed some. In my experience with ten month old shepherds the treat would never be tasted. Pup-peroni is loved by all. Break them up to use for training.
1512331
I would use these with any dog, large or small. They are intended for training so the dog should only need to smell and taste the treat. One or two is enough in most cases and a few would be plenty for a larger dog to get the idea.
1512332
They are small treats in size, but if it is for training you want them small and easy to eat. Both my dogs LOVE these. I've gone through so many treats just throwing them away because my dogs didn't like them or they took too long to eat for training purposes. These are keepers. I will warn you though... They smell strong and the smell stays on your hands until you wash a couple times, but if you like the smell of bacon you'll be fine. :)
1512333
No, they're a good, but small treat you can give more liberally for training without ruining their diet. They're roughly the size of an average piece of kibble, but soft.
1512334
We use these for our two 2 year old labs. 74-84 lbs. I use them in interactive toys and for training and learning new tricks. They are very fragrant and the dogs love them! Our dogs love all of the flavors, so we change it up a bit. They are small if you are looking for just a treat, but excellent if your using them for training. They keep the dogs attention very well.
669155
Considering you have a large breed, it is best to get the L size. Your dog is only 10months and she would grow even more in size.
2126143
I use a Medium for my Corgi mix who weighs in low 30's. I haven't seen a small one, so I'm not sure how much smaller a small really is but you might be ok with a small, definitely ok with a medium
1027964
I really doubt it as they were perfect for my mother's 16lb Pomeranian. I'd suggest you get a larger size.
853304
How are your pet ears? I bought a midium size for my spaniel breton with floppy ears and I think the big size would have been a better choize. (he is about 20 kilos smaller than a labrador retriever) I use to put his ears inside the cups but anyhow they don´t fit perfectly, but he can hear less this way. Thus is his ears made the first layer and then the cup...I ordered them delivered to Spain so I didn´t give them back but I am sure the big side would help my dog much more against fireworks
30316
I bought a medium for my 75 lb German Shepherd and it's perfect for him. So, I would suggest a small size for your pup.
388662
They are not small nor large.... More middle size... I think they would be fine for a smaller dog. I have labs and my dogs love this food.... If anything, the size is too small for a bigger dog, but they can eat any size.
690524
They would work perfectly! I have a shepherd /lab 55lbs and I use them for deep snow days. Even running through soft and hard snow they manage to stay on. The rubber is fairly thick so unless they chew at them or snag them on something you should have them for awhile. I reuse mine daily.
670839
I would go up in size. I have mini-schnauzers. Works great for them, but a bigger dog, I think, would need bit more space. The length is ok, but the width could be an issue.
1651089
Don't think this particular toy would be a good pick for a smaller dog. I purchased for a 7 month old german shepherd and she occasionally trips over it when she is dragging it around the house since this is a really long toy. If sold with a shorter body you would probably be ok.
2061667
Yes I think they would be too big. I personally haven't found any fabric socks that stay on. I have a pug with petite legs and they just slide off. And I think a Yorkie would have even thinner legs.
600249
These are for really small dogs. Best bet is to go to pet smart or petco with your buddy and get hime sized right.
1347508
We raised German Shepard for years, which we had in shows throughout the country. If the German Shepard is well trained to lay down and stay, and s/he is not a chewer it could work well. A lot of show people use these since they are light weight and easy to transport. However, I would make sure to purchase the medium, not the small, for a Shepard.
1956395
Ithinkhe would fit but not confortable....I have an 80lb german shepherd and hes.comfy....idk about adding another 100 lbs
338504
Not in my opinion. My dog is a 10 year old 40 pound border collie and they are fine for him. He doesn't like solid rawhide, so he won't eat the ones labeled for his size. They really do help his breath - better and much less expensive than Greenies. I also give him the small (5" long, 1/4" diameter) regular granulated munchy sticks and his teeth are in great shape!
490749
These run much much smaller than the corresponding size in Kongs. I would probably get one of each, which is what I do with my larger dogs and then fill them both and give them to the dogs based on how much I want them to eat at a given time. For a gentle chewer, they make a puppy version, which is a few more dollars in cost for the same size, but the rubber is a bit softer. Still durable but a bit more flexible. :)
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Hi! My Yorkie is about 4 lbs and the small is a little big on him. So, I think the small would for your pup nicely! I agree, it would be helpful if they added a description. Hope I helped :-)