which one is best for my 6 month golden retriever?
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I don't know what the best is really. I use the Keen with my two 18 month old Aussies and they seem to like it. I mix it with one other dehydrated food, a little canned, a raw egg and dry kibbles. So far they are happy and healthy, so I guess it's good for them.
1961631
I don't know the answer. Might I suggest that you call customer service at Honest Kitchen.
869313
I have a golden retriever who is 78lbs and a mix who is about 70lbs. They are both very big dogs, one is just lean and long. They can both curl up on the bed together, although my golden usually pushes the mix off (she likes to spread out). I would probably suggest getting the next size up for both of your dogs and then the 1 bed would be fine.
669155
Considering you have a large breed, it is best to get the L size. Your dog is only 10months and she would grow even more in size.
2214417
My golden needed restriction for surgery and he weighs 70#. I think I bought large which helped him to spread out. If u plan on using as a Dane gets bigger large would be better. Depends on weight too. If he weighs around 50, maybe could get by w medium.
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Hi there Dhiman. I have a Great Pyrenees that I use this for and it's perfect. It's strong, and there's no way she can get over it. SO, unless your Golden Retriever is a trained sport jumper, I would highly recommend this gate! ;-)
2017581
I bought a large for a golden retriever that weighs 80 pounds. Depending on the kind of dog you have I think a medium would be best as it was slightly loose on my guy. If you have a dog with a large neck you may need the large.
1395179
I definitely think it will last you a few years. My jack russells managed to jump over it easily at 6 months old so if your dog is a jumper, you might want to reconsider
2021561
I would say a large one is better. My dog is around the same weight and the large one works well on him.
2021562
I have the medium, and my dog has fairly short hair. If your Golden mutt has the fur of a Golden Retriever then I think I would go with the large.
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We have the large one but also large Rotti (90 lbs)! He doesn't fill it up! Small one should be fine for your puppy!
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Hi! I would recommend getting the larger product. I have a 6 lb Coton who will be probably 10-13 lbs full grown. He definately prefers the larger pad and it is not that much more in price.
754357
Mindy Carle- it really works well. I am on my 3rd English Mastiff using it.
1615147
I think both....we have two 17 month old goldendoodles. They are partners in crime and one chewed it off the other ones collar.
624997
I have a french bulldog so I bought the 1/2 inch first but I felt like it was a little thick and heavy for her since I was going to have her wear the lead around the house all the time. So then I bought the 3/8 inch and I think it's perfect for her. I'm thinking you should get the 1/2 inch because your lab will probably grow into the lead and the 3/8 will be too small. I would also suggest the 6 foot instead of the 4 because it's always good to have more rope then not enough. Sometimes I tie my frenchie to things to make her stay so the 6 foot works well.
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Me personally, I would go with the bigger crate. I have a lab puppy approx. 4 months old and there is more than enough room. We really love it. I hope this helps.
624996
I think the 1/2 inch would be better as labs are active dogs. And the 6 foot length is good for training.
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I would suggest the 5", even if its a bit big. My dog is 19# and rocks the 5". The smaller one wont hold many treats and will be that more likely to get lost under furniture.