My Dog is like a border collie, about 37ib. Is it OK?
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I am using it on my golden retriever that is 64 labs. I think it would be too long for a border collie's leg, I would go down one size. I do have to say it has worked great for my dog, I would not hesitate to purchase it again...Hope this helps
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I ordered the small for my sheltie that is 35 pounds (similar in height to a small border collie) and it fits perfectly.
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It may work ok. My dog is about 12.5 inches tall at the shoulder and his hind legs are 9 inches long to the hip joint which was too short. The brace was too long for him and went above his knee. So it depends on how long the hind legs are. If the distance between your dog's foot and knee are more than 7 inches I think it will work.
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depends on the circumference of your dog's leg. measure the leg and go by that size.
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yes, your size is fine. Ours was a 55 lb retriever and it was a bit too small.
812645
my Border Collie is about 40 pounds and this particular dog house fits him smugly.as, should be for a cold weather dog house. It would be way to small for a sheppard.
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I asked this question to the vet that we had taken our border collie to. She said that it is OK to use both as they are different chemicals. You would be getting better coverage and higher quality results. However you may not need both depending the severity of the problem in your area.
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I have a 53 pounds bull terrier/border collie mix and the medium is just a tad loose on him. I would think a small might work better on a 19 pounds dog.
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I have Border Collies, and this works wonderfully on them. Looking at your breed, the coat looks very similar to my Border Collies (maybe a bit shorter). I'd say go for it. You'll be amazed at how much undercoat you pull out with this thing.
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My dogs are 12 and under. I think this might be a bit small for your 45# dog. I think the info said up to 30#. I would call the company and ask them. My dogs love it
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I had a 9 month old German Shephard and she fit just fine in there. She weighed closer to 70lbs FYI. Made it fine through winter in Arkansas last year, temps from 30 to as low as 9 degree weather, no problem.
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I think that your Yorke would be very happy in this carrier. He or she should feel nice and snuggly in this. My dog is about 7 pounds, and she fits in nice and snuggly. She likes to put her front legs out while I go around to do some chores, make her meals, etc., then she snuggles up deep inside. They like to feel close to your body.This sling carrier has been such a comfort to Maya, since she was a shelter dog, and cuddled in it the first time I put her in.Of course your dog is a bit smaller than mine, I honestly think it would be perfect. At first, make extra sure your puppy doesn't try to jump out, although I have not had a problem with that. Good Luck! I think that your Yorke would be very happy in this carrier. He or she should feel nice and snuggly in this. My dog is about 7 pounds, and she fits in nice and snuggly. She likes to put her front legs out while I go around to do some chores, make her meals, etc., then she snuggles up deep inside. They like to feel close to your body.This sling carrier has been such a comfort to Maya, since she was a shelter dog, and cuddled in it the first time I put her in.Of course your dog is a bit smaller than mine, I honestly think it would be perfect. At first, make extra sure your puppy... » Read More I think that your Yorke would be very happy in this carrier. He or she should feel nice and snuggly in this. My dog is about 7 pounds, and she fits in nice and snuggly. She likes to put her front legs out while I go around to do some chores, make her meals, etc., then she snuggles up deep inside. They like to feel close to your body.This sling carrier has been such a comfort to Maya, since she was a shelter dog, and cuddled in it the first time I put her in.Of course your dog is a bit smaller than mine, I honestly think it would be perfect. At first, make extra sure your puppy doesn't try to jump out, although I have not had a problem with that. Good Luck! « Show Less
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i have a 70 pound doberman and she did fine on the treadmill. i think your dog would be ok
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I doubt it. My largest dog is a border collie mix about 38 lbs. and the other is a cocker spaniel about 35 lbs. They both fit with no problem so just depends on how big you shepherd mix it.
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My dogs weigh closer to 50 lbs each, and the medium fits. It would have more to do with the size/shape/length of the dog's muzzle than weight. I would say the medium would work fine on a Border Collie.
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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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I ordered according to the dog size chart found down the page from the item listing. Measure the length of your dog's back, neck to tail. I have a Border Collie who is 30-35 pounds and I ordered a size large. It fits like a jacket, but works very well for her.
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I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable transport. I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable... » Read More I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable transport. « Show Less
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My dog was a lil chubby 19lb she fit perfect! I love this purchase for her. I think yours should be fine your pup just may not have room to move around a lot. I have a doxy so a long body and it's perfect. I did a lol of research and this was by far the best! Good much!
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YEs I believe so, I have an 80 boxer and a border collie, they do fine with it
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No it should be just fine for your mix. I think that it might be difficult for anything smaller (mini doxi), but a standard dachshund and heeler mix will be a good size. Once you have fitted the collar you can cut the excess. And you can always keep it on a lower setting. I keep the collar on the lowest setting; and increase as needed.