I have a 60lb lab/rhodesian mix. Do you think he will be able to chew this up while he's wearing it, and/or take it off?
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We used it (large) on our ~60 lb lab and it worked great. Put his collar thru the loops provided and try to keep the closure seam as close to the top as possible. He was able to eat and drink just fine and could not get to his incision (spay/neuter). We did not fold it at any time.
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I really doubt it. My Weimaraner is about 75lbs. The collar has a little bit of adjustment available. Hope this helps
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I doubt it. My dog is a 90 lb. Standard Poodle and it worked fine for him. The collar extends past the point where the dog can get his teeth into the rim and bite it, and it attaches with pretty strong Velcro so it would be practically impossible for the dog to remove it. I worried about my dog being able to lick or bite his wound with this collar because a poodle has a very long snout, but, with the size XL, he couldn't do that. Hope this helps.
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If he's a determined chewer, possibly. The dog's collar threads through elastic tabs at the base of the cone, so if it slides around the cone rotates. If he paws at the velcro strip that closes the cone on the outside he would be able to get the cone open but it would hang from his collar. If he is young and active I would think that the stiff plastic cone would be more secure.
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Our 75 lb lab didn't and she eats everything. She did lick the inside of it but couldn't get her teeth around it and couldn't take it off.
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He won't chew it up. All you have to do is fold it when he is eatting and drinking. The comfy cone is very comfortable for him to sleep. I suggest for you not to take it off.
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My dog is golden retriever, he's around 55 lb. Sometimes he can take it off by himself but not chew it.
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There is always the possibility with any type of E-collar for chewing. The best you can do is make sure that you purchase one that's long enough for his nose. This ensures he can't get his mouth around it very easily.
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For sure, the neck hole is very generous. I find that unless your dog is intentionally pulling backwards and TRYING to slip out it should't come off. It's a great running/pulling harness. I got the medium for my husky (she's 22kg) if that helps for comparison.
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Ithinkhe would fit but not confortable....I have an 80lb german shepherd and hes.comfy....idk about adding another 100 lbs
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Yes, I have had 2 come off the same dog. I put them on tight but she plays ruff with the bigger dogs so I'm not sure if they loosen it up or not. The last one she only had on 5 days before it came off and was chewed in a hundred pieces. She is an inside dog When they come off she chews them up. BUT my two big outside dogs have them and have never had a problem with them. I highly recommend them and will try it again for my little girl.
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I have a 75 pound lab-boxer and it fits him nicely...but his neck is probably not as big as yours...he has more the lab neck instead of the boxer neck. The collar is very sturdy and is great for water dogs!
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The reviewer best put a red cape with a big S on that Pug and leave it alone. It is pretty well constructed. A large heavy dog might be able to thrash around and eventually bend or wear out the clips that hold it together, but that would take a lot of doing. No way in the world I could see a dog chew it up. Heck we now put cardboard and a blanket on top of ours and our dog and cat will sit on top of this cage to look out the back door. Our dog is 10lb's.
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My Lab is 75lbs and loves to roll it all over the floor and eat the treats as they fall out. But as soon as I hear there are no more treats I immediate take it away from her because she will chew on it. I would suggest getting one for your Saint Bernard but supervise them and take it away when done. Hope this helps.
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The yellow cap could be chewed up. I corrected puppy when he first tried. (That is where the kibble is stored so it made perfect sense for him to try it). Mine wasn't interested in chewing at the cap once he found out there was another way to get the food. The body is too large for chewing on (I have only seen the large size so far. It is surprisingly large.) and it is very sturdy thick plastic I bought mine from here with the Starmark brand name, but it looks like Leerburg is selling the exact same line of toys so I assume they are supplied from the same manufacture.
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No, I have a 7 lb papillon and it was too big. I ended up getting a muzzle with out a muzzle and then sewing on a plastic mesh I got at the hardware store. I only use this for walks as he swallows rocks. I trained him by putting small treats in the muzzle and after 2 weeks it wasn't a problem putting it on. I bought 3 or 4 muzzles and they were all too big. Good luck
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It is all relative to the current and ultimate size of your puppy. It will last because of it's durability and your puppy will not be able to chew it off. That is what really counts.
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I Bought This For My 7week Old Cocker Spaniel (12in). The Collar is a Little Big But Wont Come Off! Not Sure The Type Of Dog You Have But The Medium Is Perfect For Our Puppy Because She's Growing So Quickly. Hope This Helps And It Is A Beautiful Collar By The Way.
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The collar is a bit large. I ended up duck taping a section of the collar to prevent my dog from chewing the ends off of it.
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Like Sally said, keep the collar on underneath the backpack and attach to that. There's still a small gap between the collar and the backpack that it won't get in the way for most dogs. There is that handle you see in the picture which stays on the dog even when the outer pockets come off. However, unless you have a small dog or a very well behaved one, I would not attach a leash to the handle. It's not exactly stitched to be load bearing (in fact, I had to pick up my 55lb dog a few times during a trip and the stitching is already coming undone on 1 side). If you use a body harness though, you're pretty much out of luck underneath the backpack. Like Sally said, keep the collar on underneath the backpack and attach to that. There's still a small gap between the collar and the backpack that it won't get in the way for most dogs. There is that handle you see in the picture which stays on the dog even when the outer pockets come off. However, unless you have a small dog or a very well behaved one, I would not attach a leash to the handle. It's not exactly stitched to be load bearing (in fact, I had to pick up my 55lb dog a few times during a trip and the stitching is already coming undone on 1 side). If you use a body harness though,... » Read More Like Sally said, keep the collar on underneath the backpack and attach to that. There's still a small gap between the collar and the backpack that it won't get in the way for most dogs. There is that handle you see in the picture which stays on the dog even when the outer pockets come off. However, unless you have a small dog or a very well behaved one, I would not attach a leash to the handle. It's not exactly stitched to be load bearing (in fact, I had to pick up my 55lb dog a few times during a trip and the stitching is already coming undone on 1 side). If you use a body harness though, you're pretty much out of luck underneath the backpack. « Show Less
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I would think so. I only have the medium, but it's likely. Lab would have to be somewhat calm, if your dog's too strong, may be able to create a tear along a seam.
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I don't think it will discolor his/her neck if you only use it for the walk and then remove it. It is more like the fur wearing away or breaking off; this collar is not meant to be worn all the time.
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It is not safe to leave this on your dog as his regular collar. It can be hazardous, both because of the danger of choking and the danger of injury. I took a dog (a pit bull) off leash but left this collar on, turned my back for literally a few seconds, and the next thing I knew, she had her paw caught in the collar. This is a great training collar, but it's ONLY a training collar.
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My dog is about the same weight and I would call her a very aggressive chewer. This is by far her favorite chew toy and it has lasted way longer than I ever expected. It is chewed up pretty well, but she still loves it and it looks to last for a good while yet. You might want to give it a try. Good luck!