what size should I buy for standard heritage breed roosters?
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You can use the m2 but you might want to go one smaller than the m2. I use the M2 for heavy breed ducks and standard breed chickens.
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I don't know. I have two canaries in mine. It is 18" Hx18"Wx30"L. It is meant for the birds to fly long ways back and forth. I've never owned a large bird.
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I went with the medium for my 18 pound Jack Russell and it fits well. That should be fine for your dog.
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I would say a medium or large. I have an xtra large for my Saint Bernard and that would be too large for your needs.
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We're using a Large for a92 # Bernese Moutain dog as well as 3 45-55 # English Setters. I looked for an extra large and didn't see one available on the manufacturer's web site - you need to consider the ability to replace flaps in the future. The Large is working fine.
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I have four cockers from 22 lbs. to 34 lbs and the XL fits all of them around the middle. The length from neck to base of tail is a bit long for the two smaller dogs, but still very wearable. For your little one, a small would be my guess. It would leave some room in case you want to layer it over a tighter fitting sweater.
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I wouldn't base your size on shout alone. Dean and Tyler muzzle size is based upon at least six distinct measures each of which is described in great detail and on a nice video clip on their website. Just Google it or go to "dtdogcollars" and select muzzles. Trust me, it will save you a lot of headaches in the long run.
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I have a Rhode Island Red hen and rooster plus a Sex Linked hen. They are comparable in size to the Sussex with the Rooster being significantly larger than the hen. I think that the coop would fit one more full size bird (especially if it were a hen), there is certainly enough room on the roosting bars. It would be a bit tight but doable.I am planning a larger coop because I want to add several more birds but will keep the Pawhut for initial isolation of new birds when introducing them to the flock.
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I would definitely still get a Cob size. The full should fit for this summer but honestly I am not too familiar with that breed. Sorry I could not be more help.
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My Fischer lovebirds are smaller than a cockatiel, and they go to town on the original size, don't waste your money on the mini - your cockatiel will turn the original size into a mini in no time. I realize my answer is in conflict to Michelle's but it is my opinion based on owning the original with smaller birds than yours.
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Not to worry. I had the same concern when I first took my out of the box 3 years ago. It will accommodate a 12 lb bird. Fits like a glove. I would not go any larger. I've done birds ranging from 10.5 lb to 12 lbs and all came out perfectly:)
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This is what I would recommend.Size 0 is recommended for the following breeds: miniature dachshund, papillon, toy poodle, yorkie, and similarly sized dogs.Size 1 is recommended for the following breeds: border terrier, jack russell, cairn terrier, welsh corgi, standard dachshund, sheltie, westie, whippet, and similarly sized dogs.Tim
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I think you will need a larger cage. this one is very nice and I really like , but not enough room for larger, My little parrotlet has one larger for moving about. That is my thought.Buy bigger.24x24 at least. hope this helps
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I think you will need a larger cage. this one is very nice and I really like , but not enough room for larger, My little parrotlet has one larger for moving about.That is my thought.Buy bigger.24x24 at least. hope this helps
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This one will be too small. We had one chicken who was 9 lbs dressed out and he barely fit.
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Your best bet is to look at the Henderson website. They have size charts but I don't think they sell direct to the consumer. Hopefully they do metric as well. Good luck and a hui hou!
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Medium worked perfectly for my 50lb Australian Shepard. I assume that Medium is what you need.