What size chuck it ball should I order for a medium dog (50 pounds)?
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I got the large, and it is a good size for both of my dogs (55 lbs and 50 lbs). However, even though it is a good size for my smaller dog he seems to prefer carrying around the medium size better, but I think that is just his personal perseverance.
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Medium is good. I got medium for my German Shepard when he was only 30 lbs and he's 60 lbs now and still plays with it all the time. It fits his mouth and I have no concern of him swallowing it.
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Slightly bigger but not by much. We have three sizes and Our female Lab is about 60 lbs.. By far she loves the large one..Will not let go of it. They all make her happy but the Lg is her fav.
345999
I agree with the other answers, we use Nutro dry dog chow for large breed dogs and it fits in both large and small size ball.
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Rather than by weight, your best bet would be to measure your dog neck to snout, and check out the company's sizing guide and video @ http://www.allfourpaws.com/the_comfy_cone-sizing_guidelines.php. The example breed they show for the medium size is a French bulldog, so that might likely be your dog's correct size. Hope this helps!
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In my opinion I would say "medium" ~ my dog was 54 pounds and there was room to spare. I used this device mostly before ACL surgery as my dog could not put any weight on his rear legs and I had to hold him up all of the time. If you are looking for something to just stabilize and assist occasionally (as with stairs) you might want to check Ruffwear harnesses; I got one of those from the vet after the ACL surgery and it worked very well.
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Just like the picture! My 50# pitbull is in the medium. That area ~2" wide, and doesn't tough his legs, but is soft regardless.
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Size 5. Go to this link and read the section on the bottom entitled "Choosing the Right Size Ball.": http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/info/index.jsp?categoryId=13299258&infoPath=222998#5
1985301
It's about the size of a tennis ball. I would say it's a good size for a medium dog. :)
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The Medium sized Grinz ball is the size of a tennis ball. It fits in a chuckit launcher, so that provides a clear guide for those wishing to compare the sizes. There are 3 sizes available, with the following a good rough guide to compare - Small2in (Golf Ball size), Medium 2,5in (Tennis Ball size), Large 3in (softball size) regards CaliDogz
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You can get either the medium or large. I have the large one for my German Shepherd (100 pounds), Husky (65 pounds), terrier mix and husky mix (both about 55 pounds) and Jack Russell (20 pounds). I use it for water only and all of them drink from the bowls.
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if its a corgi I would try the next size down; my dog is a border collie/ sheltie 50 lbs and this was just the right size for him
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I think the medium would work great for your pup. Mine weighs 11 pounds and can lay down if she wants.
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Measure the size of the paw. My 84 pound chocolate lab takes a medium. They really work well.
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I imagine the 4.5 inch as far as tennis ball size. I ordered 10inch ball so large dog could not get ball in mouth but play with it with paws and chasing. If you want a tennis size ball I would go for the Kong ball medium/yard. It is the size of a tennis ball and very good ball, also almost indestructible.
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My dog is a 75 pound Ridgeback mix. The medium might be a better bet for dogs 10 to 25 pounds lighter.
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I would get the Medium size. We have a 30+lb Beagle and the medium size is just perfect for his paws. It works really well!
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This ball (medium/large size) is slightly larger than a medium chuckit ball.
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The medium size was perfect for my 55-60 pound lab mix mutt. He's a lean build and all muscle. The chest size table on the info page is very accurate.