I have a Great Dane that is 100# and is 29 in. from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, but she has an extremely deep chest, 14 in. from the top of her shoulder blades to the bottom of her chest. Would an XXL fit her chest? I have a Great Dane that is 100# and is 29 in. from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, but she has an extremely deep chest, 14 in. from the top of her shoulder blades to the bottom of... » Read More I have a Great Dane that is 100# and is 29 in. from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, but she has an extremely deep chest, 14 in. from the top of her shoulder blades to the bottom of her chest. Would an XXL fit her chest? « Show Less
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I should thank so i got a xl for my doby 80#. I had to return it for a lrg. Great looking coat.
178825
Sorry - I only have a small dog. Why don't you call the company? Or see if there's someone out there that bought an XXL...or go to a pet site that will usually have measurements for you...it's a nifty coat though...if it doesn't fit, send it back!!!
1881004
My dane has a 32" inch waist and she has plenty of extra room. I dont think theres an actual chart. I would try this or if you are on facebook. theres a page called working dog cool coats. they make any size britches you need.
1920791
This will not work for a great pyranese. A great pyranese is not a 110lb dog lol. They can get to 200lbs. I know bc I have one. They become larger than a great dane. Look for a larger size but go with this kind of bed. I've read all the information and these are even rated as one of the top orthopedic dog beds 2015. Hopefully the price will stay the same.
1821624
We have a Coonhound who's chest is also 29". We bought a large and adjusted it as tight as we could and it still seems a bit too large. I don't remember how big the Med. extends to but unless the dog is still growing I would go with Med. Hope this helps.
523441
Can I ask what you ended up getting for your Berner. We have a Berner also and the xl at 4" seems a little large. I don't want them so tight it is uncomfortable though. She is 100 lbs and getting weak in the hips.
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Our Irish Setter weighs in at 58 lb (smallish for the breed). 16" neck, 32" deep chest. The large works for his chest - somewhere in the mid range of adjustment, but even when made its shortest the neck loop is so big I can fit my forearm through in addition to his neck. This is not proportioned for Setters and other deep chested, thin-necked dogs. When he leans into the chest pad with the leash attached to the back loop he seems comfortable, but if you attach to the front loop it all slips and slides and is pretty useless.
1460331
there is a size chart on this page. measure your dog's chest and match it with that chart.
2160839
No, the collar would fit a Great Dane. Go to PetSMart they have a small dog electronic collar that works great.
248762
they go by size of neck and chest. you must measure. X-Large 15.7"-neck 21 to 32" chestXX-Large 19" neck 26 to 39"chest I would guess XXlarge, but you'd be better off measuring. My 16 pound dog is snug in medium.
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We have a French Mastiff that is 95-100 lbs. She has a large chest cavity and fits with lots of excess. She was just in it last night. My parents Rottie borrows it on occasion. He is 135 pounds. I would have to say that 180 pounds may be a stretch, but if your dog doesn't carry a lot of weight through the chest, it wouldn't be out of the question. There is a lot of give in the design and Neos carry a lot of weight throughout their limbs, so I think it is worth a try. Good luck!
217227
How tall is she? My 2 year old Male German Shepherd that is around 27" tall has plenty of room. His ears stick out the top but they're always erect, so with her being a Great Dane she is probably taller and might not be able to fully stand up. As far as space, my GSD has plenty of area to lay down and sprawl out.
1630302
We have an 80 lb. Catahoula Leopard Hound. The XL fits her pretty well. I would go with the biggest bed available for your Great Dane. Elizabeth S.
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Don't know how if this remark will help or not -- I have a 110 lb German Shepherd with a 37 inch (girth) chest measurement. We got the "XL" because of her weight and measurement and actually it's kind-of loose on her. She does swim in it okay most of the time, but we have to start out with it being really snug before heading into the lake. This item is really helpful when we can tell she's tired and ready to head back to shore, it does keep her bobbing along with no problems (she's 14 years old).
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I have a 45lb American Pit Bull and the large fits her. Since bully breeds can sometimes have wide chests, I measured my dog's chest girth, neck, and back then went to the Outward Hound website to look at the sizing chart to find the best size. The website says the chest girth is the most important probably because the chest straps have the least room for adjustment. Good luck! It's a great backpack :-) http://www.myoutwardhound.com/2490.html
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My dog is 67 lbs now (started at 80 lbs.), 8 years old with a chest of about 30 to 32 in. He is a Husky mix, and has very thick fur. I bought the large one that was labeled 70 lbs. to 130 lbs. and we have it adjusted down now as far as it will go. I think I would go with the large. It takes a little bit to figure out how to adjust the harness, and you really need two people unless your dog is really well trained to stand and let you put it on him. He has had it on pretty much continuously since April, and has no problems with it chafing him anywhere. It has been an answer to prayer for him. Hope it works as well for your dog. My dog is 67 lbs now (started at 80 lbs.), 8 years old with a chest of about 30 to 32 in. He is a Husky mix, and has very thick fur. I bought the large one that was labeled 70 lbs. to 130 lbs. and we have it adjusted down now as far as it will go. I think I would go with the large. It takes a little bit to figure out how to adjust the harness, and you really need two people unless your dog is really well trained to stand and let you put it on him. He has had it on pretty much continuously since April, and has no problems with it chafing him anywhere. It has been an answer to prayer for him.... » Read More My dog is 67 lbs now (started at 80 lbs.), 8 years old with a chest of about 30 to 32 in. He is a Husky mix, and has very thick fur. I bought the large one that was labeled 70 lbs. to 130 lbs. and we have it adjusted down now as far as it will go. I think I would go with the large. It takes a little bit to figure out how to adjust the harness, and you really need two people unless your dog is really well trained to stand and let you put it on him. He has had it on pretty much continuously since April, and has no problems with it chafing him anywhere. It has been an answer to prayer for him. Hope it works as well for your dog. « Show Less
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I'm not quite sure. Our Great Dane pup is around 130 lbs. and he wears the large. You should contact Rogz and they will work with you to find the best fit. Their customer service is terrific.
1345291
I got the XXL for my 160 lb Great Dane. Had to add fabric to fit. So L for a normal lean lab I should think.