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.
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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!!!
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It might be a tad big. My dog is 28 pounds with a really thick neck and shoulders. I've used the small size on her and it was a bit tight, but worked. You can see the size of my dog on my instagram.com/brandonhensley Hope this helps.
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Well, when we had a Golden Retriever, she was about 65 pounds, but I'm fairly certain you are more interested in the size of the backback to fit your dog. When you select the size for the item, the bulleted items below the size and color selectors will change and provide the details you are looking for.
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definately not an xxl, they fit by 160# great dane. probably like a L or XL
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I just checked Maggies chest, she is 37.5 inches right behind her front legs at her broadest point. She is a very large GS and has a deep barrel chest. Her vest is fully extended to fit. Hope this helps.
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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.
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My muscular 60-pound Akita mix has done well with a large, though it's none too large. I'm not sure how big Weimaraners are - however, the box gives chest measurements (around ribcage) - for larger dogs starting with Large, 25"-30"/41-64 lbs; XL, 30"-37"/65-110 lbs; XXL, 37"-50"/over 110 lbs
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We have a 65 lb Husky (very tall and lean for a husky) and an 85 lb Great Dane / Doberman mix (short - for a Dane - but very solid, with a barrel chest). They both wear the large, and it works for each of them, but very differently. Fortunately, the straps are adjustable both around the middle, and the chest. I'm guessing the small with the straps let out a bit, or the medium with the straps really tightened down would probably work, but I'd likely opt for small for a streamlined fit (dog will likely be more comfortable without the bulk).
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We just checked our Medium harness on two other Goldens we have. One is about 75 lbs but very sleek and narrow around the waist. The other is about 82 lbs and though he isn't fat, he is very stout. Around the waist, the sleek one is 24" and the blocky one is 29". There is a clip on the harness that secures it around the waist. At the max extension (it is slightly adjustable) it isn't quite big enough for the bigger boy but it fits just fine for the skinny one. So I would measure around the waist and check, if your dog is more than 28" around the waist, I would go to another vendor and get a large, or an XL. You could have a 110 lb Greyhound that it (a medium) would fit and a 82 lb Golden that it wouldn't. We just checked our Medium harness on two other Goldens we have. One is about 75 lbs but very sleek and narrow around the waist. The other is about 82 lbs and though he isn't fat, he is very stout. Around the waist, the sleek one is 24" and the blocky one is 29". There is a clip on the harness that secures it around the waist. At the max extension (it is slightly adjustable) it isn't quite big enough for the bigger boy but it fits just fine for the skinny one. So I would measure around the waist and check, if your dog is more than 28" around the waist, I would go to another... » Read More We just checked our Medium harness on two other Goldens we have. One is about 75 lbs but very sleek and narrow around the waist. The other is about 82 lbs and though he isn't fat, he is very stout. Around the waist, the sleek one is 24" and the blocky one is 29". There is a clip on the harness that secures it around the waist. At the max extension (it is slightly adjustable) it isn't quite big enough for the bigger boy but it fits just fine for the skinny one. So I would measure around the waist and check, if your dog is more than 28" around the waist, I would go to another vendor and get a large, or an XL. You could have a 110 lb Greyhound that it (a medium) would fit and a 82 lb Golden that it wouldn't. « Show Less
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I don't know, but held my 90+ lb Golden Retriever fine.I'm not sure about a Great Dane or a Newfy sized dog, But I thing so.I've had it for several years now and it's still going strong. You might call the company, as they were real helpful when I was trying to decide.
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XXS is for 12 pounds and under CHEST SIZE 9"-13.5XS 10-25 13"-18Chest size is the best measurement for selecting a size. Simply measure your dog's chest (torso) just behind the front legs at it's largest poiint. Hope this helps.
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My Newfoundland weighs about 165. An XL was not quite big enough to fit around his neck. I have owned Rottweilers (although not quite as large as yours) but suspect that a XL would work for your dog. I think a XXL would be too much. It helps that your dog has a "large head". The comfy cone has plenty of head room. Part of my problem was that my dog's neck is bigger around than his head. Good luck with the surgery and recovery!
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there is a size chart on this page. measure your dog's chest and match it with that chart.
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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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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 doubt it. I don't think the rib cage will fit, but you'd have to measure your dog. I used to have a 120 female Dane and she wouldn't have.
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I ordered the "cob" size. My pony in about 12". she has a quarter horse style body in a pony sized frame. I confess I don't know her girth. I have the buckles fastened on the shortest lengths except for the girth which barely fits... poor baby! I think the question is how long is your pony chest to tail. The cob size fits pretty well with her body and the bridle works well. Hope that helps