Will these work well for a corgi? .... They don't have much of a leg!
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i think so, just make sure you measure their paw size...the boot doesn't go that high up the leg....
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I think the length will take the boot up to the first joint for your dog, but not over it so you should be able to use/tighten both velcro straps
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We used them on our old dog who had a very weak rear end. They made a huge difference. I think they would work well to keep your dog from slipping. The only drawback to having them on all the time is that do not breath. You may be able to help this by poking holes in the tops, or possibly switching up feet.
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Theae stepa are very narrow my yorkies would nit use them because of rhis. Nso no would be my answer and way toi small fir a large dig
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I honestly don't know, but I don't think these are sturdy enough for such a large dog. I have a black lab who is 89lbs. She would have tipped these over had I not been standing next to them. I sent mine back.
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I don't believe so. They are pretty study for my dog but he only weighs about 25 Lbs. I would look at a metal ramp if it were me. Sorry hope this helps.
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I bought them for my malamute puppy who weighed around 70 lbs at the time and he broke them first time I used them. They would work great for a very small dog.
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These would not be effective for a male dog. I would suggest 'belly bands' or something similar. It needs to be specific for a male dog.
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HI, I am probably not much help, but at the time I bought them was to use when I was volunteering at the animal shelter. I ended up donating them there, but it is super huge. They were really too big to use for even the large dogs I walked. I would recommend googling the brand and possibly on another website getting the specs before ordering. It is probably like to fit a dog cane corso sized.
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A small opossum got caught in one. He was injured but not dead. I let him go but he didn't make it. I would conclude that these are not strong enough for a bigger animal.
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I would probably get a small. Double check by measuring his chest. Having said, the hardware is pretty substantial and seems to be overkill for a dog as small as a Corgi. We dismantled our harness and used only the front portion for our 125# Rottweiler. To raise him from a down position and to help him negotiate stairs we used a sheepskin padded sling (similar to a log carrier) and that worked best. Finding a dog lifting aid for such a large dog was a challenge. For our smaller breeds we would not make the same choice. We would opt for the padded sling.
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I use them with my two Yorkies, one is 9 pound and the othe is slightly over 6 pounds. I don't think there is going to be any problems. They come with a long webbed nylon collar and are adjustable. I sized them to each dog and cut off the excess. I also burned the cut edges to keep ithem from fraying.
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No this works great for puppies that aren't strong enough to push it over. Once my corgi got older he would ram it and tip it over then run around the house like a mouse in a mouse wheel. My suggestion is learn how to properly crate train him. It took time, patience, and help from a trainer to get my corgi crate trained. Now he loves his crate and will go into it all on his own
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No they would not startle the puppy enough. You would perhaps consider "cowbells"
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I would think they would be fine my dog was bigger and could not walk so was hard to position her
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Certainly, they should work just fine for a 12-lb dog. The cutting surface is very controllable, even small nails will be easy to clip.
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Sorry I am just getting to this. I have a Corgi that they did not fit. I thought they were so cute and got so excited that I did not pay attention to the shoe size. They did not fit him. The shoes are cute, but go bigger if you can find them.
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I think he'll be just fine, especially since he is a puppy. One of my dogs is just over 20 pounds and she does great with them. More important than the size of the dog would be the condition of his teeth and the strength of his bite. Since yours is a puppy, these may work until he needs the larger size. Another option is to buy the larger size and just give him half a stick. They break easily.