i have a doberman or a large dog , any one with results with a large dog using the device l.d.g. atlanta , ga
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The device worked on my 80 lbs Lab for about a week but after that she just ignored it. It still works great with our little dog though. If your dog is stubborn then you may want to try something different to get a lasting result.
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I don't have the large to compare, but I do have the express, and I have a 50# black lab that uses it. It is more than sufficient for her. I took a chance on the express because it was better priced, and I have not been disappointed.
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I have a couple of large Labs, both female and both have had puppies. I have tried everything I could for their hip pain. Phycox is the only thing I have found that actually works.
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I've tried the collar with our mix (about 40 lbs, supposed to be Shiba Inu in her as well), but it didn't work. However, not with regards to fitting but with regards to not having her pull so much. I've sent it back and got full refund.
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I have this Model. My dog is a mixed breed 75 lb. long hair. It works well on her.
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I have one, but I tried to test it and there were problems getting into my account. I still have it on my dog along with an old-fashioned engraved one. My dog means too much to me to trust this product.
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Yes, I think that is accurate. It is really big : ) I gave mine to someone else who was starting a similar business when mine didn't pan out for me . . . They were the size for large dogs, though : )
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The Giant FURminator with a 5" edge is listed as being for dogs over 90 lbs I use the large tool with a 4" edge for dogs over 50lbs. My biggest dog is 70 lbs and it does the job.
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I believe the one I have is the Big Max by pioneer pet and I purchased and it works.
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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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Dependsw on what you mean by 'Large': both my 60 lb Vizsla and my sister's 70 lb Golden Retriever make it through the door without hesitation. Marmaduke of Clifford might have issues though:) Good luck.
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I think so. It worked almost great with my great dane, but his neck is too much larger. I think it'll work great for your lab
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Not sure mine never worked so I returned it right away. I ended up going to pet smart and investing in an expensive (160.00) one. It was worth it. I know there are some really pricey ones out there but you have to find what fits your needs. They are great training tools. Try contacting the seller and see if they are willing to trade for an upgrade. Most of the reviews were not positive. They may be wiling to work with you since you are not alone. I hope this helps.
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I am sorry to say but probably not. My 9lb shih tzu is almost to big. My 11 lb does ok but they don't stay on the table, they tend to fall off. I'm actually thinking I need to look for a better option. Even with two harnesses the table is not the best idea for larger heavier dogs. My 9 lb guy managed to knock the table over and was choking himself with the harness and I only bent down to pick up my clippers. Scared me to death and now I don't trust the table for anything.
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yes. It works great for large dogs. One zap and they wont come at you again. It doesnt seem to harm them, just freaks them out.
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I have golden retrievers and bouhgt the large short hair one. It was recommended by my breeder. It works gteat
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My boxer is a pretty big boy. Large head, 80#s. In the store the large just looked to small for his big mouth. The XL works well for him. It might be too big for your large dog. I would be careful getting one too small for your Doxie. I have family members that have Doxie's & they were able to tear up the Kong. Their jaws are something else!