Does anyone know if these fit well on Chinese Pugs?
106450
Sorry, Amazon only gave me two choices - yes and no - but my real answer is I don't know. The harnesses are adjustable. I believe Planet Dog's website gives the specs so you can look for the right chest size/length to work with. Also, REI stocks them if you want to try one on in a store.
106451
I have a Boston Terrier that that weights about 20 lbs. With it taken up as much as possible it is almost too big It was suppose to be a small but it had no size on it. I like it because it is so soft.
1585724
I would think you'd need the Long Hair version. My pug's hair is only about 3/4" long and the Short Hair version works extremely well. Good luck, I think you'll be well pleased.
1356835
I have Lhasa Apsos. One is 18lbs and the other is 10lbs. Both use the orange color. As new "boots", they are tight. You need to pull and stretch a few times as they are worn to make them a little bigger or flexible for your dog. Stretch them lengthwise. The cuff or opening you want to keep tight so they don't slip off. I have lost a few as they get old(6 months). My dogs have gotten accustomed to using these in winter and summer. No snow packed between digits and protects their feet from the salt which they will try to lick off. I recommend using these 100%.
160193
The small should be fine for your pug. I have a lg. Jack Russell (19)lbs. and two cats. They seem to drink more water.
1725196
I think they should be fine because you really need them to fit snugly. I ordered the extra small and have to really pull them tight ( they are almost a little too big) for my 8 lb chihuahuas....and they fit my 12lb rat terrier just fine
813351
No, they're too big! I bought them for my Jack Russell and they were way too big! I gave them to a friend who has a pit. Hope that helps!
1059747
The collar is adjustable. When fastened on the last hole possible, the collar is 10 inches in diameter. I suggest measuring your pug's neck prior to purchasing (save yourself the trouble of returning it if it doesn't work)Hope this helps :-)
679342
They would fit, although you may have to use the current collar. However, I had issues with the collars working reliably after a few weeks. In this regard, you may want to check with your local Petco, or Petsmart.
1263231
I'd say yes. My pug is like 18, he's got plenty of room. Not squeezed or anything.
552342
I use these on my 17lb American Cocker Spaniel. They run a little long on her, but I just fold the waist a bit and they work ok. I do also use cover-ups over the diaper as well, regardless of the brand, the coverups help keep everything on.
2236044
Yes, they should fit. They are adjustable. I got it for a Chihuahua that did the same thing. These did tend to twist on his body and I don't believe they twist because they are to big. We need to find one that's wide all the way around. I would give these a try. Nothing worse than dog marking continuously. Hope this helps.
1027964
I really doubt it as they were perfect for my mother's 16lb Pomeranian. I'd suggest you get a larger size.
1739214
I have a mini poo with relatively long fur as well, and they work perfectly fine on him. Just pinch the ends of the boot so they are not closed flat and slip in the paw, then adjust the Velcro fastener so it is tight (but not too tight) around the paw.
2224764
NO, you want it to fit snug that is what calms them! They work great and my dogs love them, as soon as they see them in my hand they come running to get them on.
1283821
My foster dog is 10 pounds and it was big for him your pug might be ok it will be a bit snug which i would have preferred. ,,before i bought mine i found a pet store that carried them and made sure it would fit
1780007
I don't things so. Three 25lb pugs will fit and they are comfortable. We use it only as a stroller. Hope this helps.
1679059
Depends on his size. I bought it for my chihuahua. I have not used it yet, but I would think if the pug is a smaller one, you should be okay. Hope this helps.