I have an overgrown Brussels griffon who weighs almost 20 lbs. Would this table work for him?
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We bought one of these for our two Morkies, the larger of which is approaching 20 lbs. The stand itself is great; the only concern is the lead that attaches to the top, which is rather long for our dogs. We replaced it with a shorter, double lead (No-Sit Haunch Holder Dog Grooming Restraint Sm Med Dogs) and ended up tying some knots in those, and it seems to work fine. The stand itself is the perfect size. 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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How long is your dog? The overhead arm is tall enough for the lead to fit comfortably if you use it. My dogs sit without the lead. The table itself is 18" across, if your dog's length is not greater than this table then it would like work just fine. The table is very sturdy. I have mine on a counter in my laundry room. It is very sturdy, I love the fact that it turns and my dogs don't have to move once they sit. For my three Lhasa's it has been a great purchase.
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our dogs are 4-1/2 lbs. and 7 lbs. the table works great the leads are a problem. I would think that you could adap the slider going up to keep a larger? dogs head up if you experience the dog pulling it over than I feel it's not going to work for your dog.. Like I say the lease is usually the problem. Shorter the better.
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It may be a little small. I would go one size larger if available. The Diameter of the table would be the concern.
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It really depends on his length. My havenese is 18" long and it works fine.
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body dimensions are more the issue than weight; have a bischon and the table is just adequate; ie the diameter works. if the same works for you dog i would endorse this as a very good product especially for the home groomer.
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I doubt the small one would work, I think they have a medium one that would work better.
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Yes it will work. One weighs at least 20-30 lbs and they both love it. Hope your dog enjoys it too.
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The one I purchased probably would but not sure the table top would be big enough for a dog that size.
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No it will not, my dog is 30lbs and he fit just right, a 50lbs dog will not fit on this table
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If I'm assuming you are asking the weight of the dog to be on the table, I have smaller dogs, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels that are in the 25-30 pound range, heavy enough theat my previous table with folding legs would collapse uner them. This is a very solid table and would be fine for larger dogs. It is a sturdy table and heavy but mamgeable unless you plan to carry it to shows or a long distances. The weight of the table should be no problem to fold it for storage.
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well i have this table and i use it for my 8lb havennes. i also have a 100lb golden and there is not way he would fit on that table.
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It should work. Smeagol was 19 lbs and had room. However, he was also 8 years old, and he did not take to this. He would just lay on the floor and refuse to move! I gave it to a neighbor with a younger cat who took right to the thing. Good luck!
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I don't think there is a weight limit per se. I wouldn't hesitate standing on it and I'm 175#. Also, it is not wobbly at all, the legs are quite strong. I think the limit would be more likely to be the length of the dog vis-a-vis the length of the table.
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It might technically fit, but it would likely be too heavy and cumbersome for a dog <20 lbs. I think for a small dog there are smaller and cheaper options.
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My dog is the same weight, but w/ long legs. I made a comment after purchasing this dog house, that it measures smaller than the dimensions listed when I got it. It should be ok. I do like (& my dog likes) the PetMate that I got years ago that is about 3 inches longer. If your dog likes to stretch out, then this one is too small. Hope this helps.
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Precision Pet Professional needs to include directions with their table. I think it is a great table. A strong man can lock the legs in place. You will know where the legs should be when the table is are opened all the way. The legs do not click. My largest dog is a 55 pound standard poodle.
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I don't know. I returned it as soon as I opened it. It was a pretty good size - it should hold a 10 to 20 pound pet though.
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My dog is 21 lbs and holds him just fine. I am very pleased with how sturdy it is. So I would see no problem with it supporting your Cocker.
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definately not!!!!!!. We have a 17-20 pound dog and they were no where close to fitting him.
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This table is great! I'm sure it would hold the weight, but the table isn't large enough for a Golden retriever. You would have to get the larger table.
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I think it would be fine since the arm with the leash is adjustable. If there is one smaller, it's probably less $$ and would be good. My dog weighs about 35 pounds and just fits on this table--if he was bigger the table would be too small.
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Hi Marlon, I have a 200 pound Newfoundland and a 160 pound Great Pyrenees. I found the table and legs to be stable enough, even when set on carpet, to not need any sand (I own 3 of these tables). To get the legs into the tabletop, turn the table over and gentlytap the legs into the openings. My dogs love these tables and they're easy to clean. Florence Larsen