my Yorkie is 2 1/2 lbs. Is this lead ok ?
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It would really depend on how small your Yorkie's neck is. It would probably accommodate just fine, but may be slightly bulky for a really small dog. You may want to find one that is a bit thinner rope so it's not too much for it's little neck :)
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If your dog is a medium to large dog then it would be suitable because it's a very long lead leash,but if your dog is smaller than I would go with a shorter lead leash.
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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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My dogs are quite a bit larger than yours, at 65lbs or so. However, my sister uses this with her poodle mix and with her yorkie and both are quite small at 15 or less. The yorkie is under 10 lbs, for sure. I think the collars she has must be a smaller version, though.
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I wasn't aware that it contains lead. But currently he does not play with it that much but I will watch and see if he start chewing or putting it into his mouth.
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I believe the lead is strong enough, BUT the lead is only as strong the weakest point. Is your dog a " strong puller" ? Does your dog chase after other dogs, deer etc? How long would you leave him outside? Can you watch the dog while he does his business? Will your dog come to you if called? Traffic? Good Luck but maybe a chain with a good snap or two as a back up would be better.
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Hi, I cant really answer that question because I dont know any pit bulls and I am not an official dogtrainer. Since this lead is not very expensive, I would just order one and try it out. Good luck!
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I have a 3.4lb yorkshire terrier and she hasn't been able to squeeze through. She's not overly adventurous though. If your little guy is pretty adventurous, then I would be worried about him trying to squish through, but in general I think it is fine for our tiny little ones.
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Ohhhh, that's a pretty small critter to put a bark collar on ........ I have a 5# Yorkie and I certainly wouldn't use it on her. I bought this Bark Limiter for a Labradoodle weighing about 35#. So, I'm going to tell you to please find some other barking control method other than a Bark Limiter for your little one. Please talk to your vet about other options.
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our dogs are 4-1/2 lbs. and 7 lbs. the table works great the leads are a problem. I would think that you could adap the slider going up to keep a larger? dogs head up if you experience the dog pulling it over than I feel it's not going to work for your dog.. Like I say the lease is usually the problem. Shorter the better.
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It works great for my 2 Yorkies. I had to safety pin the 2 zippers together because they figured out how two open it. My 8 pound girl is very agile and a trouble maker too.
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I have a 4lb yorkie and this is fine for her. The bag itself is a bit heavy because of the sturdy construction and the real leather. It should be comfy for your dog, but not sure if it will be comfy for you to carry for long periods of time because it is a bit heavy.
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I have a medium for my 37 pound Brittany. There is room to adjust the lead for larger or smaller. I think the medium would give you good overlap of the lead (ie, you won't have to use it at the far end of it's length). PS - I have 2 boxers also & use Gentle Leaders with them. It IS THE BEST for dogs who want to constantly pull.
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Lisa, The small should be able to work for your Yorkie as it is recommended for pets weighing 5-25 lbs.
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Just about. Mine is 23 1/2 to be exact. I have a 2lb yorkie and she runs up the steps with no problem.
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I would go on line and check with your dog's breed and see what they recommend. Since your dog is short haired (and cute) it would probably need a different type of lead. I have Chow Chows and with their thick coat, the slip lead is great because it doesn't tear their hair. Good luck!!
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I use this for a Yorkie, 10lb. It doesn't seem to be too heavy but it would depend on the breed and puppy size.