How big is it? I have an 11 lb, 1 yr old Mini Poodle who destroys soft or stitched together toy. She loves real chew toys
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As indicated in the Product Details:Size: Regular;Product Dimensions: 6 x 2.8 x 2.8 inches; Weight: 4 ounces The toy might be a little large for your dog, but the focus of my review was that it has, what to me were, sharp edges and is quite hard, certainly harder than Nylabone "bones." I prefer them over the dinosaur, but many other folks seem to think it is just fine.
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It's about 6" long and 1 1/2 wide. Not too big but it has lasted with my 80 lb lab
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Its about six inches long and about 1-1/2 inches in width, for dogs that love to chew they seem to love this dinosaur. It might be a little large but I have a little dog that loves to chew it.
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My mini poodle never had any trouble with the larger toys stolen from our 20kg larger standard poodle :). I'd watch a mini with any toy as they can be (deceptively) powerful chewers.
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It is 6" long and about 1 1/2" at widest part. I have 4 chihuahuas from 12 lb down to 3lb and they all love them. They last forever at least at my house.
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It is a probably about 4 to 5 inches long. My standard 65 pound poodle loves it and has not as of yet destroyed it and she is a pretty ferocious chewer. It's still in good shape however. and so does my daughters 18 pound miniature poodle.
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I think these would be the perfect size. Even though the t-rex is shown more often then not it's the brontosaur one that is sent and it's TINY. I have a 6month old great dane power chewer and it was too small for him, so tiny he could swallow it. So for your sized dog I think the size is spot on. Be careful these things are as solid as brick, no 'chew' in them more of a grind teeth thing.
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I gave one of these to my 12lb mini dachshund yesterday and by the end of the evening, he had already chewed off both of the hind feet.
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It should be fine. Our Lab puppies love them. It's about five inches long. Our Lab puppy is seven months old and it's still in good shape. They like the texture of it.
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It is 10 3/4 inches circumference and about 3.43 inches in diameter. It is very heavy for a ball, it does not giggle unless I shake it and even when it rolls, it does not seem to giggle. It is thick rubber and my 6mo old Black Lab plays with it may be too heavy for a smaller dog. Hope this helps.
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I got a large for my 6 month old Mastiff who is about 80 lbs. She loves it and is determined to get that treat so it keeps herbusy for hours, she also loves to throw it & run after it, it is a great toy for her.
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This is a very strong toy that your dog will not be able to chew through. It's amazing. However I think the size and weight of it may be difficult for a small dog to play with. Not sure what sizes are available but she may have a difficult time moving it around. Hope this helps.
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I have a toy poodle puppy and he has already taken a sizeable chunk out on one Kong...he only gets the new one with a treat and as soon as the treat is eaten the Kong it's put up...I'd be wary when making a purchase ...possible that the really big ones are stronger?
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My golden pup is 40 lbs and a big chewer but can't even put a dent in it. It should last longer but I guess your dog is real strong.
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Small would be good for her. According to the size guide that came with the one I got small is good for dogs up to 20lbs. A classic red would be good unless she is an aggressive chewer in which case you will want one from the Extreme "black" series. I have got a black one for my pit and he hasn't chewed it up yet (he can distroy a tennis ball in under 5 minutes). I swear by these toys! They are amazing. And great for calming them down when crate training. I hope this helps :)
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We have a toy poodle 8 lbs with neck to nose 5 inches and he uses the reg small one. Our min poodles, 18 lbs have long snouts and needed the small long size that is 8 inches long. The 5 inch length allowed them to get to their stitches. Hope this helps.
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I have a 6 month old Chihuahua mix puppy who weighs 12 pounds, and is super food motivated. She is an aggressive chewer and most toys don't last long! The packaging says you might need to go a size up for aggressive chewers. I got the Small Extreme Kong and it works well for her. She is CRAZY about it.
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The one I purchased is approx. 6" diameter. It seems like a pretty rugged toy, but I will probably never know because my dog will not touch the thing. I am actually giving it to a friend today to see if either of his dogs will play with it.
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A small would be far to big on her. I would recommend an extra small. My toy poodle mix is close to 8 lbs. She has a long torso but is very slim. The small fits her well. You can adjust the chest to make a custom fit for your dog. Luckily, the length of her legs is irrelevant to the fit of her harness. My dog, Loki, likes to pull when going on walks. The only part of the harness that cannot be adjusted is the neck. Loki has a very small neck. It measures close 8 inches. I highly recommend this harness. I think an extra small would work well. I hopes this helps! :)
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The pound guideline seem unusual. Scroll down mad look at the dimensions of the toys. Those will give you a better idea of what size to get. We have a very chewy Beagle and she tore off the end within a couple days. IF you gave a dog that like to tear things apart I would look at a different type of toy.
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My puppy is 6 months, 30 lbs, and I would classify her as a moderate chewer. She's had it for a little while now. I got her the "giant" one. It's not all that easy for her to bring around, but she learned how, and it is standing the test of a puppy who is growing molars. She mostly only uses it when she gets into really aggressive chewing spurts. She mostly uses stuffed animals (they don't last long, but she loves 'em), a rope, and a red Kong bone.
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I have a 2year old mastiff and she got this for Christmas. We have a hole in it. It is empty inside so there is no stuffing. She played tug of war with it along with chewing. All I can suggest is to try it. It did last longer than other toys I have purchased for her. Good luck.
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It's about 3 inches in diameter. I gave it to a neighbor who has a collie mix. He LOVES it! Hard enough plastic so it doesn't get destroyed by chewing on it. . .provided it's not a pit bull! ;-) Too big for my yorkie though. That's more info than you asked for but hope it helps with your decision.
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I've ordered 3 from Amazon. Two were about 6" and the other was a little bigger than 6" no much, maybe an inch or 2. I had to replace mine too when it came up missing and the others I gave to a friend. All the dogs totally LOVED it. Our dog is an shepherd mix, so it is a good toy for medium and large breeds.
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I just bought the "heavy duty" black Kong classic dog toy, which is supposed to be more durable . I have had the red Kong classic which my 70 lb. lab chewed up in 1 day. It was a size large. Now she has had the black Kong for a week, with no tears at all. It is also a size large. I would not buy the red kong classic, but I would try the heavy duty Kong classic. (in black).