will it work for short legged dachshund?
291208
i have a Shih Tzu and is working fine.Idont think Shih Tzu are much taller than your dog
291209
It should as it is now very round, I would prefer it to be rounder and like other people who left reviews about it it deflated within a short amount of time and as of now is of no use to use. When we used it for my cat he could only reach his lower legs(feet) and tail so it did keep him from getting to the target area of hip and stomach.
291210
My sister bought one for a Cairn Terrier which is also pretty dhortblegged and it was better than the traditional cone type collar, but they struggled getting the right size because the dog was pretty stout. Getting it big enough to go around the neck required it to be bigger than necessary otherwise. She got a small and a medium and ended up returning the small. Medium wasn't perfect but was better than the conevthe vet cent her home with.
291211
It's pretty big - in diameter. Depends on how close to the floor your dog is. You wouldn't want the collar dragging on the floor. But it fit on my very small cat without hitting the floor. Just kept puncturing. My solution was to take out the inflatable donut inside and stuff it with polyester fiberfill.
1785005
Yes. We use them for our lab/german shepherd mix who is also dragging his hind legs due to spinal disease. He weights 76lbs and his paws are a little under 3" wide. There's room to spare, so I imagine they'd work for a dog with paws up to 3.5".
815322
Yes it will. I have a90+ pound Standard Poodle and a 9 pound Miniature Schnauzer and it works fine for both of them. I use it to keep them from leaving the front porch.
27231
the small should work fine. it'd very adjustable. also this is the only harness my wiggly little Pom can't wiggle out of and he doesn't chew it like he did with stiffer ones.
299349
It should. I used it for my dachshund when she was a baby. I don't really use it for her now because she's too long. However, if I needed something in a pinch that was really short term (like transporting her somewhere) I might use it.
987444
Depends more on the height than the weight. This was bought for a dachshund
1368718
Yes, I think it is. It is difficult for my 12 pound dachshund to get down into the crevices (hence the delay in eating) so I think you should look for one that is for a tiny doggie.
1737602
I don't know if it will help but, My Dachshund is 18 lbs I got a small fits perfect.
367481
I have a 15 lb Miniature Schnauzer with very short legs and it works perfectly on him. He was a puller and this halter immediately stops him in his tracks. I absolutely love this device. It is very easy to put the halter on and to take it off as well. The lease portion of the halter has an adjustment that cinches the halter straps underneath the legs quite nicely. IMHO,I think this will work well for your Corgi.
367480
This style harness worked perfectly on my Dachshund. He was a tweener size--around 15 pounds.
186844
It might... I've got a mini-schnauzer, and she can rest her head down on hers, but she can't do anything with her back legs and her head. I got hers for when she's spayed, and she won't be able to reach her abdomen- if that helps :/
1893991
Yes, it will work just fine, my dog is Bull Terrier, Boxer and Pit mix that has huge paws and weighs 70 lbs. His paws are 2 inches wide.
1488474
It might but I'm not sure, my dog is a mini doxie that is 14'lbs and they have very short legs. I don't want to discourage you but for a longer leg dog it might be to small
1936282
It does work well on short hair dogs. I have a papillon and a german short hair and both have had positive responses to the collar. Hope this helps!
1712030
I don't think so. My nephew has a 10lb dachshund and he handles it with no problem.
701960
We have a twelve pound mini schnauzer and it works well for them. It is adjustable in the girth. I am not sure as our dogs are bigger.
700752
Yes, it helps with any short haired dog. Although I would pair it with a furminator brush for best results.