I'm confused - virbac's site shows 2 different sizes -18" for dogs below 60# and 25" for dogs over 60 pounds. Is this old product?
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That is the one that I use. I get the 18" because mine are all under. This is a bit tight on my 45 lb. border collie but it does fit.
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Hi - we received the right size (25"). Thank you for having these Preventic Tick Collars.
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I bought this so long ago that I don't have it any longer to double check. I do remember it didn't work very well, so I wouldn't bother anyway.
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Good Sunday morning! We have the XL model and can accommodate two dogs. One is a 70 lb. Olde English Bulldogge and the other is a Boston Terrier mix about 38 lbs. Having four wheels is key as the weight shift within is inevitable as they move around so won't tip over. Most of the upper part of the carrier is mesh. The top unzips and so does the whole front end for ease of entry/exit. The carrier sits about 5-6" off the ground so not too difficult to help an ailing dog inside. Our Bulldogge is invalid and frequently needs a "boost" to get inside and BOTH dogs love it! We put a cushion inside to lay on as the floor is firm. Would strongly recommend this carrier. Hope that helps!! Good Sunday morning! We have the XL model and can accommodate two dogs. One is a 70 lb. Olde English Bulldogge and the other is a Boston Terrier mix about 38 lbs. Having four wheels is key as the weight shift within is inevitable as they move around so won't tip over. Most of the upper part of the carrier is mesh. The top unzips and so does the whole front end for ease of entry/exit. The carrier sits about 5-6" off the ground so not too difficult to help an ailing dog inside. Our Bulldogge is invalid and frequently needs a "boost" to get inside and BOTH dogs love it! We put a... » Read More Good Sunday morning! We have the XL model and can accommodate two dogs. One is a 70 lb. Olde English Bulldogge and the other is a Boston Terrier mix about 38 lbs. Having four wheels is key as the weight shift within is inevitable as they move around so won't tip over. Most of the upper part of the carrier is mesh. The top unzips and so does the whole front end for ease of entry/exit. The carrier sits about 5-6" off the ground so not too difficult to help an ailing dog inside. Our Bulldogge is invalid and frequently needs a "boost" to get inside and BOTH dogs love it! We put a cushion inside to lay on as the floor is firm. Would strongly recommend this carrier. Hope that helps!! « Show Less
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The Garmin website says that it's for all breeds. I laid out our BarkLimiter yesterday and measured, while taking pictures. I hope to post those pics soon. The strap has a lot of holes in it, and the factory strap adjustment had the smallest diameter at around 4", though it could have been made tighter by moving the unit down the strap farther. My expectation would be that a low level would be appropriate for the small dogs. Mine is 60lbs, though not a determined barker and she is deterred by level 3.
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We have two labs, one is 77 pounds and one is 88 pounds. They are not exactly large in stature. Just weight. I got the large one so they would have room to stretch out. I only have seen the large one, not the medium. The large one gives my dogs plenty of room and the biggest one can stretch out and he loves to scratch and dig at it and it gives him all the room he needs. A medium might be big enough for a basset hound. I just like to give my dogs as much room as I can get. I don't think they would have had much room left over with a medium size. Hope this helps. I don't know the size of the medium one. We have two labs, one is 77 pounds and one is 88 pounds. They are not exactly large in stature. Just weight. I got the large one so they would have room to stretch out. I only have seen the large one, not the medium. The large one gives my dogs plenty of room and the biggest one can stretch out and he loves to scratch and dig at it and it gives him all the room he needs. A medium might be big enough for a basset hound. I just like to give my dogs as much room as I can get. I don't think they would have had much room left over with a medium size. Hope this helps. I don't know the size of the... » Read More We have two labs, one is 77 pounds and one is 88 pounds. They are not exactly large in stature. Just weight. I got the large one so they would have room to stretch out. I only have seen the large one, not the medium. The large one gives my dogs plenty of room and the biggest one can stretch out and he loves to scratch and dig at it and it gives him all the room he needs. A medium might be big enough for a basset hound. I just like to give my dogs as much room as I can get. I don't think they would have had much room left over with a medium size. Hope this helps. I don't know the size of the medium one. « Show Less
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The size I got is perfect for my dog. He is 22 pounds. I cannot see 60 pound dog fitting into this crate. Hope this helps!
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From their website: This Buddy Systems is available in 2 versions: the Regular Dog System (for dogs greater than 20 pounds) and the Small Dog System (for dogs less than 20 pounds).The basic leash system includes an adjustable belt, adjustable leash, 2 belt attachments, and collar attachment. The Regular Dog System is available in 6 colors, including 2 reflective colors, and 3 adjustable belt sizes which can accommodate waists from 22" to 60".The Small Dog System is offered only in Black with 1 adjustable belt size accommodating waists from 27 to 50. From their website: This Buddy Systems is available in 2 versions: the Regular Dog System (for dogs greater than 20 pounds) and the Small Dog System (for dogs less than 20 pounds).The basic leash system includes an adjustable belt, adjustable leash, 2 belt attachments, and collar attachment. The Regular Dog System is available in 6 colors, including 2 reflective colors, and 3 adjustable belt sizes which can accommodate waists from 22" to 60".The Small Dog System is offered only in Black with 1 adjustable belt size accommodating... » Read More From their website: This Buddy Systems is available in 2 versions: the Regular Dog System (for dogs greater than 20 pounds) and the Small Dog System (for dogs less than 20 pounds).The basic leash system includes an adjustable belt, adjustable leash, 2 belt attachments, and collar attachment. The Regular Dog System is available in 6 colors, including 2 reflective colors, and 3 adjustable belt sizes which can accommodate waists from 22" to 60".The Small Dog System is offered only in Black with 1 adjustable belt size accommodating waists from 27 to 50. « Show Less
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Hello Jude. I got the large one because I have a Great Dane but you should be OK with the medium one or even the small one. This product is really good. I tried others and they break easily. This product is also very long so you don't have to bend down. Make sure the medium size is as long as the larger size and measure the distance between your hand and the ground to see if you would like either the medium or large. If you get the large one, it won't hurt you as it is very tall (I don't know about the medium one) but if the medium one is as tall then go for the medium one as the size of the spoon/grabber in either the large or medium size would be sufficient for the size of poop you will be picking up! I would be more worry about how TALL it is between the two! :P Hope this helps!
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Hi Tracey, Thanks for asking that question. We just released our Glucosamine for dogs under 60 pounds last week on Amazon. If you search for Pet Fit For Life Glucosamine, you will see our new product. Same ingredients as our large dog product, just smaller amounts for the smaller dogs. Your Pet Fit For Life Team
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Well I got the Medium size one that measures 25 inches by 18 Inches but it takes the Large Absorbment pads from Costco that measure 24 inches by 24 inches, which I just fold side under and it will not stick out. I would recommend not get any larger Tray or you will have to special order or go to a specific pet store to pick up Absorbment pad that is extra large, or use 2 pads, which could get more expesive. I looked around there are not many sizes bigger than Large. Of course I have a poodle so if your trying to house train a huge dog you might still need a large one. Even my poodle could of used a small floor tray he seems to only use half the medium tray. Well I got the Medium size one that measures 25 inches by 18 Inches but it takes the Large Absorbment pads from Costco that measure 24 inches by 24 inches, which I just fold side under and it will not stick out. I would recommend not get any larger Tray or you will have to special order or go to a specific pet store to pick up Absorbment pad that is extra large, or use 2 pads, which could get more expesive. I looked around there are not many sizes bigger than Large. Of course I have a poodle so if your trying to house train a huge dog you might still need a large one. Even my poodle could... » Read More Well I got the Medium size one that measures 25 inches by 18 Inches but it takes the Large Absorbment pads from Costco that measure 24 inches by 24 inches, which I just fold side under and it will not stick out. I would recommend not get any larger Tray or you will have to special order or go to a specific pet store to pick up Absorbment pad that is extra large, or use 2 pads, which could get more expesive. I looked around there are not many sizes bigger than Large. Of course I have a poodle so if your trying to house train a huge dog you might still need a large one. Even my poodle could of used a small floor tray he seems to only use half the medium tray. « Show Less
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my dog has a 22 inch neck and I ordered him the one that says it adjusts to 23 inches (I think the Large)...it was too small. Luckily a neighbor with the same collar gave us an extra link in order to make it fit...so my only suggestion would be to buy at least 2 inches larger than your dog's neck. You can always remove a link if you have to. Otherwise though, the collar has worked out well and we have had no issues at all with it.
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Tracy I have a 225 lbs English Mastiff. I asked advice on the Facebook English Mastiff Owners page. This ramp was recommended. Also the Petstep II. I'm trying to decide between the two. This one is longer and says it can accommodate up to 300 lbs. The Petstep II says up to 500 lbs. I'm trying to find one locally. I'll let you know if I find one and how it works.
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I had hoped it might work for my 40 pound shar pei, just to roll around certain places instead of having to control her on leash. I wasn't planning to zip it, just let her sit in it. Unfortunately there was NO way it would roll around comfortably with that much weight in it so I had to return it. I could almost see 2 20 lb dogs being ok (like the guy with the french bulldogs in the other answer) because the weight would be more distributed, but one 40 lb dog sitting in one spot made it impossible. I had to return it, but it was nicely made from what I could tell. 20-25 lbs is really the limit I think. I had hoped it might work for my 40 pound shar pei, just to roll around certain places instead of having to control her on leash. I wasn't planning to zip it, just let her sit in it. Unfortunately there was NO way it would roll around comfortably with that much weight in it so I had to return it. I could almost see 2 20 lb dogs being ok (like the guy with the french bulldogs in the other answer) because the weight would be more distributed, but one 40 lb dog sitting in one spot made it impossible. I had to return it, but it was nicely made from what I could tell. 20-25 lbs is really the... » Read More I had hoped it might work for my 40 pound shar pei, just to roll around certain places instead of having to control her on leash. I wasn't planning to zip it, just let her sit in it. Unfortunately there was NO way it would roll around comfortably with that much weight in it so I had to return it. I could almost see 2 20 lb dogs being ok (like the guy with the french bulldogs in the other answer) because the weight would be more distributed, but one 40 lb dog sitting in one spot made it impossible. I had to return it, but it was nicely made from what I could tell. 20-25 lbs is really the limit I think. « Show Less
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I have an outward hound, earlier model, the large says 50-79 pounds, I bought it for a 65 pound lab, it was way too big for him, but did fit my 90 pound German Shepherd. The straps are as tight as they'll go for my 77 pound Shepherd and it's really too loose. I'd go by the girth measurement rather than the weight.
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I actually got the extra large bed for my 75 pound boy instead of the large as I stated in the review. It is just right for him to stretch out and put his head on the edge. I would do the large for a 50# dog. We really like the bed; nicely made and very cushy.
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We just checked our Medium harness on two other Goldens we have. One is about 75 lbs but very sleek and narrow around the waist. The other is about 82 lbs and though he isn't fat, he is very stout. Around the waist, the sleek one is 24" and the blocky one is 29". There is a clip on the harness that secures it around the waist. At the max extension (it is slightly adjustable) it isn't quite big enough for the bigger boy but it fits just fine for the skinny one. So I would measure around the waist and check, if your dog is more than 28" around the waist, I would go to another vendor and get a large, or an XL. You could have a 110 lb Greyhound that it (a medium) would fit and a 82 lb Golden that it wouldn't. We just checked our Medium harness on two other Goldens we have. One is about 75 lbs but very sleek and narrow around the waist. The other is about 82 lbs and though he isn't fat, he is very stout. Around the waist, the sleek one is 24" and the blocky one is 29". There is a clip on the harness that secures it around the waist. At the max extension (it is slightly adjustable) it isn't quite big enough for the bigger boy but it fits just fine for the skinny one. So I would measure around the waist and check, if your dog is more than 28" around the waist, I would go to another... » Read More We just checked our Medium harness on two other Goldens we have. One is about 75 lbs but very sleek and narrow around the waist. The other is about 82 lbs and though he isn't fat, he is very stout. Around the waist, the sleek one is 24" and the blocky one is 29". There is a clip on the harness that secures it around the waist. At the max extension (it is slightly adjustable) it isn't quite big enough for the bigger boy but it fits just fine for the skinny one. So I would measure around the waist and check, if your dog is more than 28" around the waist, I would go to another vendor and get a large, or an XL. You could have a 110 lb Greyhound that it (a medium) would fit and a 82 lb Golden that it wouldn't. « Show Less
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On the label it states for small or large breed dogs. Also when you review the product on Amazon it tells you in the description. I use the one for small breed dogs as I have a pair of daschund so I purchased the one for small breed dogs, it was also recommended by my vet. Hope this is helpful.
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Personally I order the regular size for my 100lb dog and that works for her. There is also a mini version but I think might be too small for an 80lb dog. Personally I'd rather it be larger than smaller to prevent chocking hazards