One dog is 18 pounds and the other is 22 pounds. I don't want them to gain any weight with treats. Is the Petite or the Teenie recommended?.
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I would go petite. Since they only get one a day you should not have an issue with weight gain.
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Petite. I have been giving my dog a tennie for several years now and she has had no weight gain. Follow the recommendations on the box.
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Depends on level of daily activity. If energetic and playfull would suggest Petite; if older/sedentary I would suggest Teenie. Are these the only treats your dogs get?
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I'd suggest the smaller version. Our puppy isn't able to get to the treats in the large size toy.
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Good morning, we have two miniature schnauzers weights 19 and 21 lbs and we have always bought small. They fit well. Medium would be too big.
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If they are only 2 lbs then one should be enough, unless the pups will grow before then. My maltipoo is 12 lbs and she is comfortable as long as I don't zip it up. She still fits, but is a bit cramped.
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Don't know what you really mean by small, but, we put our Pomeranian in our Sprinter, and he has room to turn around just fine. He weighs about 11 pounds. And he has plenty of room to lie down.
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I would get the bigger one. i have both and my dog is a 17lb powder puff chinese crested. While he fits in the small one he has no extra room at all.
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I would get the larger version. 2 reasons - 1 - my basset puppy was chewing a Kong (the smaller one) and swallowed it whole. He needed surgery to remove it. 2 - puppies are usually aggressive chewers, so the larger one would give him/her a greater challenge.
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Hi Terri, these are recommended in weight and size. The small is under 20#,medium under 25# and the large is under 35#. The medium would fit 2 very small dogs or I would recommend the Large. If you are traveling a long distance then I would buy 2 medium. let me know if I can help you more. Natalee
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A large one would definitely fit both together. I have a 16 pound dachshund and he fits in the small with a lot of extra room, so your two may both fit well in the small together. I prefer the size of the small--I bought both originally and returned the large--so maybe try one small to see if it works for both and get another small if you think they're too crammed.
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It is 130 if you chose for teenie dogs. The larger the dog the less you get, mine was anyway.
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we have 2 dobies 1 is 65 lbs the other is 108 lbs both young and active and they work great for them I would buy them again, they are comfortable for the dogs also easy to get on too :)
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The Binkie only seems to be good for Pups up to 9 months old....the other is for adult dogs.
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Hi Mary! The small is for dogs less than 20 pounds, regular Is for dogs greater than 20 pounds. Here is the link to the buddy system website see you can see all the sizing and accessories. I love the buddy system, I own two of them just in case I lose or leave one somewhere. I've had two shoulder surgeries and a back surgery having my hands-free was a lifesaver.http://www.buddysys.com/ProductInformation.aspx
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The X-Small may be too small. You may need a larger unit. My chihuahua was less than 5 pounds and it was too heavy for him. He was 17. The unit was very well made and I kept it in case I ever came across someone who may need it, but my dog never used it. He was just way too little. If your dog is strong, which 25 pounds sounds like he can handle the weight, the unit is very sturdy. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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Yes, they are small enough for most small dogs. I have two Yorkies, one is 6 lbs. and the other is 11 lbs. They both jump with joy when I pull out these MaroSnacks.
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My Mini Schnauzer is 17 pounds and the small works great on her. We have the next size up for our rather large 32 pound Male Mini Schnauzer and that one is too big for my girl. You definitely don't want to use the larger size on your pup.
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I suggest the 5". There's no draw back to getting a larger one. The toy isn't made to be carried around by the dog, but rolled and pawed around. Its lightweight, even with food or treats, so there's no worry about the bigger one being too heavy. Like others said, the larger one would hold more and would have less of a chance of being lost under things. Go big! =)