My dog measures 11" behind the ears. Would you recommend a small or medium?
268215
Our dogs both measure 14" behind the ears. They are both medium about 40-50 lbs. We bought the medium which fit our dogs well (had this collar for about 5 years). Perhaps the small would be best. They are very flexible in size and easy to fit!
268216
If your dog is done growing I think the small should be enough. I bought the medium 1" for a Bernese who now is 85lbs. The collar allows some room for adjustment around the neck. Very sturdy collars and gentle around the neck. Easily washable. Love the loop that fits your hand to keep the dog at arm's length. Good luck.
268217
A medium is too large. I recommend the small. My 75 pound pit mix takes the medium.and it fit s perfectly.
268218
If your dog is not likely to be growing into a thicker neck, I would think (but can't be certain) that the small, which claims to go up to 12" and is only 3/4" wide might be the better choice. Otherwise you will have a lot of extra loop hanging down (which dog could get caught on). I have only had experience with the 1" wide large & medium collars. Good luck to you and your canine pal!
706507
I think I would go with the small. I have 2 dogs, one has a small, the other a medium. The measurement is at the base of the neck, NOT the one up by the ears. The larger of my two [got the M] has 15 1/2 in neck at the lower point, and there is a LONG amount of collar-tail left over once it was fitted to him. The M is heavier / wider 'stuff' as well. My smaller one is a strong-willed loud-screaming male, and he was well-controlled with this. As a side note, I still swap back with an older gentle leader [head type] for ease/speed of use much of the time.
30316
I bought a medium for my 75 lb German Shepherd and it's perfect for him. So, I would suggest a small size for your pup.
1377851
Hi- I bought an extra small for my 10 pound daschund - It is a little snug, probably a medium would work-
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Small (Fits dogs 11"-14" long), Medium (Fits dogs 15"-17" long) or Large (Fits dogs 18"-21" long), X-Large (Fits dogs 22"-24" long) We do not have a size that will fit your dog. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
31798
If he is short haired then a medium would be ok. I have a Shtz Tzu and even though he has a lot of hair it was too big for him.
30318
My dog is pretty long tall and lean and the medium was good. I think a small might be good for you unless his chest is big for his size. There is quite a bit of leeway on the straps as well.
1555916
I have a 40lb dog and the medium fits perfect and works perfect. Hope that helps.
1497511
I ordered a small for my 10 lb dog, it is rather big, so for yours, I'd say a small.
965474
I'm sure a medium would be fine. My poodle is at 17 lbs. and I have a small aerodawg. It works perfectly. It only has to cover the snout.
2114455
I would go with the large. However make sure you measure the length of your dog as my 10lb Pomeranian was too long for the medium. Good luck and best wishes with your decision.
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I would suggest the xxsmall. I have the medium and my dog is 40 lbs, a few more lbs and the medium would be too small. For 9 lbs and 12" girth the xxsmall should be perfect. The next size up I fear would be just too much material for the little one to handle. The material wraps around tummy and velcros together and straps hook for added protection so jacket doesn't slip off. I hope this is helpful.
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I would go with the smallest size available. Our dog is about 10lbs and she fit into a small.
1555917
I would think small. My dog is about 37 lbs. and I bought a medium and there's plenty of room to adjust.
210049
I had the same problem with my dog and I went with the medium. No problems so far and the straps are generous so if you're an inch off either way it wouldn't be a big deal.
539687
I bought the large for my 45-pound dog, so I think a small would make sense for your 7-pound dog.
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I purchased an small and my dachshund weighs 10 #. It fit around her body ok but neck was too big. I might suggest a medium. (but I'm not an expert)