Is this the right size for my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy (17 lbs)? He is having knee surgery on Monday and I need to order one ASAP. Thanks
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X-Small: Cat, Yorkshire Terrier, Chihuahua, Maltese, Italian GreyhoundSmall: Beagle, Boston Terrier, Cocker Spaniel, PugMedium: Basset Hound, Bulldog, Keeshond, Norwegian Elkhound, DalmatianMedium-Large: Boxer, Standard Poodle, Golden Retriever, LabradorLarge: Afghan, Doberman, German Shepherd, Irish Setter, Rottweiler, CollieX-Large: Great Dane, Great Pyrenees, Greyhound, Mastiff, Saint Bernard
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I think so.. No guarantees. My dog is a small terrier and weighs 10 lbs and it is very spacious for him.. I put in his bed and a bowl of food and a bowl of water and he has room to walk around in it. So I'm sure it's big enough for yours.
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Very much depends on the way you crate your dog and his length/height more than weight. We use a tight fitting crate so our English Bulldog can turn around and readjust comfortably, but can't urinate in the crate and avoid laying in it (thus helping her avoid urinating in the crate). This is just the right size for her, and she's about 40 lbs. some folks prefer a roomy crate for their pet, and it sounds like it would allow your boy some room. But Its hard for me to tell for certain while not knowing his height or length.
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My German Shepherd was about 100 lbs after his back surgery and I used a large. I would recommend a large for your pup. Read the instructions and the return policy when you get it just to be on the safe side. It is in all honesty a great product.
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It's not easy, but we went a little bigger. The medium fit our 22 lb cavalier king charles spaniel, if that helps!
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I have 2 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. One is about 25lbs the other is 34lbs. Neither is over 15". I'm at work so I can't measure it exactly. I don't think the spacing allows for any size dog to get through. If you want exact measurement I can get that for you.
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Hello, I bought it for our golden who has had four knee surgeries when I got it he weighed 70lvs and now he is 105 and after adjustments it was a little snug on top of his shoulders but it still fit and he walked around as if no problem. After this I took it off and put it on our pit who weighs 50 lbs she's short and sticky adjusted it and it fit her just fine as well. I would recommend it because for our golden who had the surgeries it's a lot less impact vs having the leash attached to the collar. Also I bought a xl
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I bought the large. I have a Doberman that is 73 lbs and a lab that is about 65 lbs and they both use this bed and an old petsmate. I think a medium would be too small and would not be strong enough for your dog. Just my opinion.
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You will need 2 cllars one for now and one once he is near full size. for actual sizing you need to measure the puppy's neck and get it 2" bigger
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Your best bet is to measure the pup's neck and go by the size it states on the website. I bought the one for toy dogs for my 5 lb. yorkie and it fits very nicely. Good luck, hope it works for you, it is a really nice harness, and soft.
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Sorry you had that experience. My dog (Golden Retriever) loves these and waits for his every morning. I started my golden on these after his second surgery for ACL. I can tell you they really work because my boy had surgery on his right knee 4 years ago and then his left knee about 6 mos ago. At the time of the first xray after the second surgery my vet commented on how much more the right knee had healed than the left at the 1st x-ray after that surgery. If I had to do it all over again I would start my pets on these right from the start of ownership. Maybe you should contact your vet.
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I have 2 mini dachshunds. They have small hind feet & larger front feet. Mine used xsmall on hind feet & small on front feet. Judging from that & the fact that I used to have a 55 lb Golden retriever, I would tell you to order the large.(if your dog has smaller feet for his size I would say order the medium)
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Just measured ours. Looks like the medium, pictured above, is correctly measured. Ours is about the same size as yours on the bottom which makes it a small. Its interior is a perfect fit for our Shih Tzu, all 11 pounds of him, and he loves riding in it.....in comfort and style. This was a great investment and it keeps him safe and happy.
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I have a large neck, short legged Corgi and it was perfect. My vet recommended I purchase it before my dog's recent surgery. My dog had no problem with it, it was comfortable, easier for her to get around but kept her from the surgical site. I highly recommend!!!
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I'm sorry to hear about your Corgi. My best guess would be to go by waist size - and if the cancer might continue to grow, maybe the XXXL. The elastic around the legs and tail might help with the bunching and extra material - but at least it will fit and stay secure.
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You'll probably have to contact the seller. I purchased the item for a friend and we took measurements, then looked up sizing for dogs on the internet. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Sorry it took so long to answer. My dog is a Bichon. He is about 13 pounds and 17" long but seems to be bigger than your dogs. Medium fit him fine. I think small would be too small and large too big for your dogs. The large usually go on really big dogs. Hope this helps. Loretta
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I would get the xl for sure except the dimensions are a little "off" in my opinion (too square). Most lg breed dogs like to stretch out and just like us humans we like to have some xtra space beyond our reach when fully stretched. I highly recommend any of these "orthopedic" beds for younger dogs, in fact the earlier you start them on one , the better. (Nothing like preventative maintenance!) I would not recommend the denim though because it's kind of slippery. Good Luck!
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My dog had knee surgery too, this collar appeared to work great until the third night when she figured out how to get around it and there was no opening. Cost me another $300! But I have heard some people used big tube socks to cover the opening. Good luck!